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Bias Comparison — That amazing iPhone Duo open animation has already come to the MacBook

Q: What is the story about: That amazing iPhone Duo open animation has already come to the MacBook?

Macworld You can always count on Apple to do nice little touches that aren’t really that big of a deal, but they enhance the user experience. The latest example is with the iPhone Duo , where, if you open or close the phone, the screen does a perspecive blur animation to signify to the user that the active screens are switching. You know, the iPhone Duo isn’t the only Apple product that opens up to a display. Wouldn’t it be cool if the same effect could happen on the MacBook? Now it can! Dhananj

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Expected Outcomes

Improved user experience on MacBook

Why It Matters

Enhances overall user interaction with the device

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Ownership: Macworld.com (XX) (Corporate)

Timeline of this story

Sep 11Macworld.com (XX): A new app can make your MacBook screen do an opening/closing blur, like it does on the iPhone Duo.

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