Nano-texture iPhone Duo display makes Apple Pencil feel like writing on paper
rudrank · x · 2026-11-04
User rudrank shares hands-on impressions: the nano-texture display on the iPhone Duo makes writing with an Apple Pencil feel like writing on paper, calling it a joy to use. One drawback, though — he misses the double-tap gesture from the Pencil Pro. A screenshot shows him handwriting notes in a journaling app.
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