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The tech news company CNET built a machine that has been folding the iPhone Duo for the last week straight. So they decided to put the iPhone Duo to the ultimate test and they built this machine that would fold one way and then back the other way to see how many times the iPhone Duo could get folded without breaking. Now, we've seen this from a couple other different creators where we had one who was folding it by hand and he had a bunch of different people that were folding it by hand. Bad little more realistic, but when he put it with some sand and some dust, it did actually end up breaking right around 75,000 folds. And there are a couple other groups that have done this as well with similar result, added some artificial things to try to break it a little bit earlier. But in this case, CNET is literally just having it in the machine and it's in the normal environment. So it's not a perfectly controlled better, but it's pretty well controlled. This thing has been going for seven days straight. They have a little screensaver clicker thing that basically tells how many folds it's done and the amount time that it's been running. I feel like for me, this is the one that's most validated in my opinion, but we'll see how long this thing lasts. It's been going and as you can see right here, this thing is just under a 150,000 folds. So at that rate, if I were to fold my phone 50 times a day, it would last for eight point two years.