And you don't need to tell us that. You are welcome!"This is a marketing stunt"
"Apple doesn’t need to shut the store down"
You’re welcome!
And you don't need to tell us that. You are welcome!"This is a marketing stunt"
"Apple doesn’t need to shut the store down"
You’re welcome!
Maybe you didn't get this part, but this is a forum, so users like you and me are allowed to post. You are also free to ignore posts that you don't like, doesn't mean that they shouldn't post them. Crash course on how to interact in a forum, you're welcome!And you don't need to tell us that. You are welcome!
I like it! I think it is a fun and effective part of the event.I know people are annoyed by the gimmick of closing the store down, but now it just feels like a tradition that I really enjoy as it fills me with Apple nostalgia on Steve Jobs keynote days.
I agree 100%. If there is one thing in this life that is true, it is that Apple knows good marketing.I'd imagine Apple has done the cost/benefit analysis of this. Look at all the free press/advertising they get when they shut down the store prior to the event. Not even a Super Bowl ad, supposedly the pinnacle of advertising, gets as much news coverage. Just Google "Apple Store Down" and see how many articles there are at the moment. I count at least 12 in the last couple of hours that just come up in the News section. I doubt Apple will ever stop doing it, if they get that much free press every time.
If by marketing stunt you mean marketing genius, then you are correct."This is a marketing stunt"
"Apple doesn’t need to shut the store down"
You’re welcome!
They'd legally be allowed to sell them. The law only prohibits future products and I do not believe that has even kicked in yet. Apple could have released a 15 with lightning but just decided to get it over with.R.I.P. iPhone 13 and 14. Apple will kicked these phones out of the USB -C law here in the EU stores