Apple's long-awaited foldable, the iPhone Duo, has picked up a software update before the device has even reached store shelves. According to reports, the phone will ship in its box with an older build of iOS 27.1, and Apple has already pushed a newer version on top of it.
In practical terms, this means anyone buying the phone on launch day may be greeted with a download during the initial setup process. In other words, the device won't necessarily carry the latest software straight out of the box.
The goal: ironing out wrinkles before launch
Apple's decision to release this build ahead of the launch is seen as an effort to fix potential software glitches before the device reaches users. The new version, currently being rolled out for units that are in the review process, is intended to deliver a smoother first-use experience.
Turkey launch set for October 23
The iPhone Duo is expected to go on sale in Turkey on October 23. Exactly what fixes the new build contains has not yet been disclosed. If another update lands before launch, users powering on the device for the first time may have to download an even newer version than the one it ships with.
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