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Owner's manual · Model VX-1VX-D

iPhone Duo

Two pages. On the fold.

Voxlight was laid out for iPhone Duo from the first screen. Open, it is a book. Folded, it is a player. Half open on a desk, it is a deck.

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Fig. 2 · The Time Machine as a two-page spread on iPhone Duo. The highlight follows the narration and the page turns at the end of the spread.
§D1 Pose VX-D1
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Open: a two-page spread. The gutter sits on the fold, the highlight follows the narration across both pages.Folded: the outer display is the player, in whatever skin you chose.Half open: the top half shows the cover or the transcript, the bottom half is the deck. Fig. 6 · iPhone Duo in three poses. Drawn to the displays' real proportions.
§D2 Open: a book VX-D2

Open: a book

The ebook opens as a two-page spread with the gutter on the fold, not across it. The highlight follows the narration across both pages, and the page turns when the narration reaches the end of the spread. Scroll mode keeps a single column.

§D3 Folded: a player VX-D3

Folded: a player

Close it and the outer display is the player, in the skin you chose. Live Text works here too, in large type for one hand.

Fig. 1 · Voxlight on iPhone Duo, folded: the player in the Liquid Glass finish, playing The Time Machine.Fig. 1 · Voxlight on iPhone Duo, folded: the player in the Dieter finish, playing The Time Machine.Fig. 1 · Voxlight on iPhone Duo, folded: the player in the Pocket finish, playing The Time Machine.Fig. 1 · Voxlight on iPhone Duo, folded: the player in the Slate finish, playing The Time Machine.
§D4 Half open: a deck VX-D4

Half open: a deck

Stand it half open on a table. The top half shows the cover or the transcript; the bottom half carries the controls.

iPhone Duo half open with the Dieter skin: Live Text on the top half, the dial and keys on the bottom half.
§D5 The same shelf VX-D5

The same shelf

Your library keeps its order closed or open. Nothing reflows when you fold it, so you never lose your place on the screen.

§D6 The film VX-D6

Forty-three seconds on iPhone Duo: the spread, Live Text, the fold, the skins, Moments and the shelf.

Music: “Killing Time” by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com), licensed under Creative Commons Attribution 4.0.

Music: “Killing Time” by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com), licensed under Creative Commons Attribution 4.0.