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Apple just launched its first foldable phone. Samsung launched its first in 2019. Seven years of Samsung fixing creases, repairing hinges, reducing weight, and building consumer trust in a category most people thought was a gimmick. Seven years of Google, Motorola, and a dozen Chinese brands doing the same. Seven years of Apple watching. Then Apple walked in at $1,999 and called it a Surprise. Samsung’s response was immediate. “Let us know when you’re done reheating our leftovers.” “So far, so same.” Posts live within minutes sharp enough to generate their own headlines. Duolingo accidentally went viral for a completely different reason. Its mascot shares a name with the device and spent the launch day tweeting about its SEO and tagging the new Apple CEO. Samsung replied with solidarity. Duolingo called Samsung an ugly stranger. Apple has never been first to a category. It has never needed to be. The question for the iPhone Duo is whether seven years of watching was enough time to build something that makes everyone who bought a foldable before feel like they settled. Read more trending brand stories at designrush.com/news #Apple #Samsung #BrandStrategy #iPhoneDuo #BrandMarketing

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