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Nirave 尼拉夫 retweeted
iPhone Duo tidbit:
The updated polishing cloth that everyone called “cheaper” and worse quality than the previous one is actually designed for the inner screen of iPhone Duo. I tested both versions and the previous one didn’t do anything. The new cloth removes smudges easily
Nirave 尼拉夫 retweeted
Not deleting...
IP tests whether fine dust can penetrate the critical interior logic board, battery, and primary chambers. It does not require the complex mechanical gaps, sliding tracks, or outer covers of a foldable hinge to be completely sealed against debris.
I don't take issue with your videos as entertainment. My issue is that they are presented as the gold standard for durability. Even though there isn't one test that is done that people do with their devices in the real world.
Replying to @contractorsPOV
Sand entering in through the hinge has *direct* access to the backside of the screen where it can then puncture the display. You still have time to delete this.
Nirave 尼拉夫 retweeted
After watching iFixit’s video on the iPhone Duo breakdown
Gary was right
The dust enters the hinge but the ip 68 rating kept the dust away from the internals that were sealed
Not deleting...
IP tests whether fine dust can penetrate the critical interior logic board, battery, and primary chambers. It does not require the complex mechanical gaps, sliding tracks, or outer covers of a foldable hinge to be completely sealed against debris.
I don't take issue with your videos as entertainment. My issue is that they are presented as the gold standard for durability. Even though there isn't one test that is done that people do with their devices in the real world.
Nirave 尼拉夫 retweeted
OpenAI released GPT-6.1 Terra today, its mid-priced model built to operate a computer: invoices into accounting software, forms, proposals.
It is in ChatGPT Work and Codex for paying plans, not regular chat. API price: $1 per million input tokens, $5 output, half the old Terra.
OpenAI's own test puts low-effort errors at 16.7%, down from 53.6%. Unverified, but cost per task is what decides whether agents run all day.
Nirave 尼拉夫 retweeted
This is the Power Rangers Model of building a Scaled YouTube Team.
Every Ranger should be dangerous alone, but the entire team should be nearly unbeatable together.
Nirave 尼拉夫 retweeted
Testing out the UIs of all the major AI apps on the iPhone Duo.
Most are already fairly well optimized already.
I would say Claude and Muse 'feel' the best right now.
Nirave 尼拉夫 retweeted
“outdoor readability fixed!”
and it looks like shit 😭
iPhone Duo Matte Display Outdoor Readability FIXED!
Applied Samsung’s anti-reflective screen protector, and the difference is HUGE.
IB @feni_book
Nirave 尼拉夫 retweeted
Replying to @stephenrobles
This man has 2400 shortcuts and keeps making more
Thats gotta be a Guinness world record
Nirave 尼拉夫 retweeted
Erm… I’ve been getting nervous watching this spot on my #iPhoneDuo. I only noticed it this morning. I see the hinge pressing on this spot from underneath as I start to fold it.
And NO, I never press on the screen when folding. I hold from the frame only.
Anyone else?
Nirave 尼拉夫 retweeted
I'm editing Primary Tech Daily on Duo and it's nuts I can do this with Pencil on my *iPhone*
Nirave 尼拉夫 retweeted
Not sure if anyone was paying attention but HomeView ship dates are now November 17th for all but rose gold
and near me in CT and parts of NY, there are none available for pickup in store on launch day. Seems some demand is there?
Nirave 尼拉夫 retweeted
I think mobile computing is about to be upended, and the breakthrough could come down to two words: “Hey, ChatGPT.”
Or whatever AI agent you choose.
Once an agent can reliably handle a task for you, why hunt and peck through an app to order food or compose an email? Just say what you want done.
Now imagine that access through a ring or wristband. No screen required. Just a wake word that connects you to your agent, without first pulling out your phone or going through Apple’s or Google’s assistant.
Making your agent instantly available by voice could change how often you need to touch a smartphone.
Humane and Rabbit were early, but I think they were onto something. The agents behind the hardware weren’t ready. Now they’re getting closer.
Services could even build to be agent first, without an app interface for humans at all. Companies that block agents would lose.
We’ve spent years learning how to tap, swipe and dig through menus. So much of that could go away when we can simply say what we want to do.
Nirave 尼拉夫 retweeted
Correction, we're now at 500 apps! Also you can filter and search by category:



































