Friday marks the iPhone Duo launch day, with eager customers hoping to walk into Apple Stores following a messy pre-order launch. In a new interview with TechRadar, Apple marketing SVP Greg Joswiak offered insight into demand and in-store availability for the first foldable iPhone. On in-store availability, Joswiak said: "You know, we didn't ship them all away during the pre-order, we have them available at the stores, we're excited." He added: "I'm sure we'll have some happy customers." Regarding pre-order demand, Joswiak stated: "You saw the pre-order demand last week was extraordinary.
People got it. They understood what we were doing." A statement to 9to5Mac earlier this week confirmed that stores would have "limited" iPhone Duo availability for walk-in customers in the United States, Australia, Austria, Belgium, Canada, Mexico, Germany, Macao, Netherlands, Singapore, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Türkiye, UK, and most stores in Italy. Joswiak will be at Apple's Fifth Avenue flagship store in New York for tomorrow's launch, likely joined by other Apple executives including CEO John Ternus.
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Source: 9to5Mac · Summarized by HeadlinesBriefing