TechRadar’s weekly roundup recaps the launch of Apple’s new foldable iPhone Duo and details the PHP security flaw that caused outages across prominent web platforms.
Apple has taken a bold step into the foldable market with the unveiling of the iPhone Duo, while a critical PHP vulnerability has simultaneously disrupted a swath of high‑traffic websites.
Apple introduces foldable iPhone Duo
The new iPhone Duo features a flexible OLED display that folds in half, offering a larger screen experience without increasing the device’s footprint. Apple’s engineers claim the hinge mechanism is both durable and seamless, aiming to set a new standard for premium smartphones.
Key features of the iPhone Duo
- Foldable 6.7‑inch OLED panel with adaptive refresh rates
- Dual‑camera system with improved low‑light performance
- A‑series chip optimized for multitasking on the larger screen
- Enhanced battery life to support extended use in both folded and unfolded modes
PHP vulnerability impacts major sites
A newly disclosed PHP flaw allows attackers to execute arbitrary code on vulnerable servers, prompting emergency patches across platforms such as WordPress, Drupal, and several e‑commerce solutions. The issue has caused temporary outages and heightened security alerts worldwide.
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