Superlogical used cardboard iPhone Duo cutouts to test Rex in London
In an October 22nd post, Superlogical founder Mitchell Hashimoto said Superlogical used exact-size cardboard cutouts in London to test Rex usage patterns before it had Apple's foldable phone.
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Why it matters
Physical mockups let software teams test how a product might fit a new device before the hardware is available. Rex is built around persistent terminal work across machines, and Hashimoto's post shows Superlogical exploring that workflow on a foldable phone.
Superlogical used exact-size cardboard cutouts of Apple's foldable iPhone Duo in London to test usage patterns for Rex, its terminal product. Founder Mitchell Hashimoto described the prototyping in an October 22nd post.
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