Apple examines Safari updates for narrow iPhone Duo outer display layout

Apple is exploring new ways to allow websites to use space more effectively on the outer display of the iPhone Duo, according to 9to5Mac. Writing on the WebKit blog about the Safari 27.1 update, Apple employee Jen Simmons stated that the company is investigating fixes for the layout. The move comes as reviews highlighted that right-aligned controls in Safari take up significant room on the narrow outer screen. [1]

The layout issues follow the official launch of the foldable device, as reported by Dawn, The Express Tribune, and WKZO. zeera wireless also reported that users face Safari layout problems due to the small outer screen size. Meanwhile, the New York Post reported that the new device carries a price tag of $2,000. [2][5][6][7][8]

The release of the foldable phone has faced inventory constraints and early user feedback. USA Today and the Detroit Free Press both reported that the iPhone Duo went on sale with a limited supply. Additionally, the New York Post noted that while critics praised the foldable screen, some early buyers are already complaining about cracked devices. [2][3][4]