Already did, I still can't see the full details, but it's moving.The "Preparing for Shipment" status won't change until Wednesday or Thursday. Check the UPS App and see if anything is in there.
Already did, I still can't see the full details, but it's moving.The "Preparing for Shipment" status won't change until Wednesday or Thursday. Check the UPS App and see if anything is in there.
Good! So you do have a tracking number assigned to it. The next step is to call the UPS International Customer Service Center and request them to give you the full tracking number. After that your tracking history will populate and you can track it with us. Let us know if you are part of Wave 1 or Wave 2.
I did the same bought a 3 pack of braded usb a to c for the car it was a generic Chinese brand but have been using ones like that for my raspberry pi and Go Pro for the past few years and never had a problem so thought what's the harm its $5.99 and included 1x3ft & 2x6ft cables. If they don't work out then I'll return and buy some Anker ones.I bought a 5 pack USB-A to USB-C from Amazon-for the cars, charging tables, etc
The whole point of certain coatings (beyond protection or feel, so in the context of "color") is to alter the light reflected or absorbed by a material. Your assertion that because, somehow, there maybe some Titanium Dioxide (which would imply that it's been sufficiently exposed to O2 and allowed to, you know, oxidize) somehow "overrides" or "overpowers" or whatever you'd characterize it from underneath a coating designed and engineered precisely to permit or not allow such wavelengths to absorb/reflect as the coating on top is exactly the opposite of the billions of dollars a year coatings industry that has successfully (for decades) produced coatings that alter the appearance of titanium (and additionally, slow its oxidation to a near standstill over the life of the product).It is. What is happening here is that the underlying substrate is a metallic media. Hence, the white coating will yield to the media.
It happens in print media as well.
Me . I’m gonna try pickup in store on launch dayCan we hear more from folks who had their early October dates see movement? My friend got an October date![]()
We're trying to get through this weekend and that's already been a struggle.Is it friday yet?
Saw this on bluesky today seems they don't understand that refinement is sometimes better than a brand new design.
I'll wait. I now know it's moving. So I am in either wave 1 or 2.Good! So you do have a tracking number assigned to it. The next step is to call the UPS International Customer Service Center and request them to give you the full tracking number. After that your tracking history will populate and you can track it with us.
1-800-782-7892.
See @IceCool post. Thanks!
My thoughts exactly! I grabbed these-I did the same bought a 3 pack of braded usb a to c for the car it was a generic Chinese brand but have been using ones like that for my raspberry pi and Go Pro for the past few years and never had a problem so thought what's the harm its $5.99 and included 1x3ft & 2x6ft cables. If they don't work out then I'll return and buy some Anker ones.
Do what @IceCool did. He was able to get a Rep just fine. It's Sunday and some of us have nothing better to do LOL. But I do respect you have the patience to wait for it because I don't.I'll wait. I now know it's moving. So I am in either wave 1 or 2.
And I'll wait cause having to deal with automated answering and a human trying their best to just not talk to you in beyond bothersome and tests my patience beyond what I am able bear. Also, having to call... thank you next. Lol
Yup still waiting on the watch but have been charged and changed to PTS...thanks will look out for any Fedex shipmentsWoo! Tracking using the phone # as a reference worked for me today, on track for Sept 22. SUPER exciting, I legit cannot wait to get rid of my Z Fold 4
The Apple watch I ordered did not show up though, guessing they're using Fedex for that which is urgh, the drivers in my area sucks compared to UPS.
Oops I started something 🤣The whole point of certain coatings (beyond protection or feel, so in the context of "color") is to alter the light reflected or absorbed by a material. Your assertion that because, somehow, there maybe some Titanium Dioxide (which would imply that it's been sufficiently exposed to O2 and allowed to, you know, oxidize) somehow "overrides" or "overpowers" or whatever you'd characterize it from underneath a coating designed and engineered precisely to permit or not allow such wavelengths to absorb/reflect as the coating on top is exactly the opposite of the billions of dollars a year coatings industry that has successfully (for decades) produced coatings that alter the appearance of titanium (and additionally, slow its oxidation to a near standstill over the life of the product).
There is no stronger argument here than reality: they are selling black and blue iPhones, so, clearly, there is a process and a coating (or set of coatings) being used to mask whatever amount of oxidized titanium maybe there as a substrate.
That is, after all, what the prefix "sub" means: under.
Glad you bring up print media, actually! How, in the world, then is not everything printed completely white when printed on white paper (which was generally bleached to get it there, anyway)?
Because, well, ink/dye/pigments are a thing. Like you said, it's no different.
Over time, through tons of wear, perhaps all coatings will wear off, then the titanium will oxidize over time and create a white finish, is this what you are suggesting? This is the *only* way that anything you've asserted is remotely true, which of course, now is a durability discussion of coatings.
See the post above: it plainly shows the images of IP14 and IP15 "whites". The IP15 is much more cream colored, because, just like the blue and black coatings, it has been purposely designed to perform that way in terms of spectrum absorbed/reflected. Apple likely will not release the exact formula ever, but it doesn't require disclosure to know that it's not 100% Titanium Dioxide.
Your car is likely made of a mix of metal, plastics, and bondo....yet, somehow, they manage to produce them in all sorts of colors...not a coincidence or anything functionally different.
Oh yeah, the process of oxidation of pure (e.g. uncoated) Titanium -> Titanium Dioxide, in a regular environment (read: not the 1200 degree autoclaves used to accelerate this process under pressure) takes *years* to form even a mild white color.
It’s Apple Cloth, but is it FineWoven? HahaTrust me! You will be thankful. It's rated as ⭐️ Certified Gold Standard. Come on.. it's only $19.00.
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When the “Unleashed” Apple event wrapped up a few weeks ago, the first thing I did was run over to...9to5mac.com
If you have not been assigned a tracking number please report. 9/22 promised delivery date only!
Sure. I have a 10/4-10/9 delivery date and no movement. That is quick enough for me that I will not bother with going to the store to try to beat it. Nor will I bother with chasing UPS to try to obtain more precise delivery info.Me . I’m gonna try pickup in store on launch day
I picked up the Nike Pride sport loop from TJMAXX only last week, glad I didn't buy one at apple last year now. Gonna have to go back and check to see if they have anything else closer to the holidays.They may be headed to your local TJMAXX. They’re notorious for selling genuine Apple accessories that are in abundance/overstock. Found this out in the Apple Watch band thread.
It’s safe, but every item you attach, lowers the output. I have this and 2 of the single USB-C’s. Work great.Does anybody have this?
Anker Prime 67W USB C Charger, Anker GaN Wall Charger, 3-Port Compact Fast PPS Charger
would you recommend this to use to charge iPhone 15 PM and Macbook M1 2021 at the same time? Is it safe?