Apple recently launched its first foldable smartphone, called the iPhone Duo. It quickly captured the internet’s attention for its features and premium price. The device reflects the company’s years of effort. The iPhone Duo has a special feature in iOS 27 that lets the user adjust the bezel size to make the phone more comfortable with protective cases.
iPhone Duo gets a special feature on iOS 27 that lets users adjust bezel size
Apple has quietly added a useful fix to iOS 27 for one of the more unusual problems that could come with the iPhone Duo. If a case covers a certain part of the outer screen, users can use the feature to move the content away from the affected portion. The feature is called “Shift Left Edge.” It makes the left side of the screen appear with a wider black border. This helps the system keep important information visible, especially when a case does not fit perfectly.
The following feature was first spotted by the blogger Nicolas Lellouche during last week’s iPhone event. iOS 27 has a dedicated page for the following feature. Its description says it moves content when a case partially covers the left edge of the iPhone’s outer display.
Apple has a solution for a problem that may not affect everyone
Once the feature is turned on, the left side border becomes roughly twice as thick as usual. However, the overall bezel thickness remains slim. The feature solves a very specific problem that may not affect everyone. Rather than allowing a case to cover part of a photo, text, or other content, the iPhone Duo can simply shift everything slightly to the right.
Yes, it’s a small software feature, and most users won’t bother about it. However, for someone using a thick or an ill-fitting case, it could make a noticeable difference.
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