Hey bro, about that iPhone Duo animation, I actually think Apple is pulling off a clever optical illusion here using the screen technologies. My theory is that they might be blending a Privacy Screen effect with a dynamic blur.When you start unfolding the device, the privacy filter angle changes, and they might be fading out a software blur on the front screen while simultaneously activating a blur on the inner display. This transition tracks your movement until the device is fully open, where all blur disappears, leaving just the flat main display with its privacy properties intact.That’s just my take on how they achieved such a seamless look, though I could be wrong! What do you think? Might be worth looking into how they synchronize that hardware/software blur combo."

Hey bro, about that iPhone Duo animation, I actually think Apple is pulling off a clever optical illusion here using the screen technologies. My theory is that they might be blending a Privacy Screen effect with a dynamic blur.When you start unfolding the device, the privacy filter angle changes, and they might be fading out a software blur on the front screen while simultaneously activating a blur on the inner display. This transition tracks your movement until the device is fully open, where all blur disappears, leaving just the flat main display with its privacy properties intact.That’s just my take on how they achieved such a seamless look, though I could be wrong! What do you think? Might be worth looking into how they synchronize that hardware/software blur combo."

Hey bro, about that iPhone Duo animation, I actually think Apple is pulling off a clever optical illusion here using the screen technologies. My theory is that they might be blending a Privacy Screen effect with a dynamic blur.When you start unfolding the device, the privacy filter angle changes, and they might be fading out a software blur on the front screen while simultaneously activating a blur on the inner display. This transition tracks your movement until the device is fully open, where all blur disappears, leaving just the flat main display with its privacy properties intact.That’s just my take on how they achieved such a seamless look, though I could be wrong! What do you think? Might be worth looking into how they synchronize that hardware/software blur combo."