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Apple Supply Checks Indicate In-Store Accessibility For iPhone 5 Improving In Time For Vacation Sales
Author: Ian Simpson
Apple is aggressively ramping up its iPhone 5 supply chain in order to make sure that customers looking for the smartphone can get their hands on it easily and quickly come the holidays, according to stock checks and supply analysis conducted by Piper Jaffray’s Gene Munster (via Fortune). The analyst and his team conducted nightly checks of supplies at 100 Apple Stores in the U.S., and found that stock levels have improved significantly during the past 10 days, with availability of AT&T and Verizon climbing fast, and Sprint also remaining consistent after having risen previously.
Apple also recently improved the availability of its iPhone 5 models via its online store to two weeks, a slight but significant improvement from the 2-3 weeks it has been promising since earlier in November. Based on current availability trends, Piper Jaffray estimates that Apple will have same-day stock of iPhone 5s in most stores within two weeks, Munster concludes in the note he issued to investors Wednesday.
The last few years have been tremendously successful for Apple in terms of holiday iPhone sales, culminating in banner years in 2010 and 2011 thanks to the new fall release schedule for iPhones, which used to go on sale beginning in June. For Apple to continue to capitalize on holiday shopper appetite for its latest smartphone, the company needed to address supply bottlenecks and reported issues with manufacturing partners in order to make sure that customers shopping for the iPhone 5 could find it in stores and online. Supply chain optimization is one of CEO Tim Cook’s specialties, and it seems like the efforts he and his company have taken so far will indeed help make sure everyone who wants to give an iPhone 5 as a gift this year should be able to.
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Nexus 4 priced at £390 by purported Carphone Warehouse in-store display placard
Author: Markus Smith
Oh, Carphone Warehouse– it just can’t seem to keep exactly what it knows about the LG / Google Nexus 4 under lock and secret. Simply days after briefly listing the phone on its website, purported in-store displays for the yet unannounced gadget have leaked out to Android Authority. While practically of the information are the exact same as exactly what we saw last (1.5 GHz Snapdragon S4 SoC, 8MP cam, 12-hour talk time score, etc.), the listing exposes that the “sim-free” phone itself will certainly sell for & pound; 390 (about $ 504)– previously we ‘d just seen the per-month prices at & pound; 31, which is additionally discovered right here. There’s no reference of that October 30th sale date this time, and it would certainly appear unlikely now offered that Google’s needed to forever delay its NYC-based Android occasion for the 29th due to typhoon Sandy. In the meantime, you can easily get more information from the source link below.
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Apple now taking iPhone 5 orders for in-store pickup
Author: Angela Chin
Do Apple’s 3 to four-week shipping quotes for the iPhone 5 have you down? It ends up you might not have to suffer with that marathon wait after all– assuming there’s an Apple Shop close at hand, at least. As forecasted by 9to5Mac, the business is now letting customers purchase its newest device each night between 10PM and 4AM and take up orders as early as the really next day (technically the same day if you’re ordering in the wee hours, we suppose). How rapidly you’ll receive a phone will depend on your regional shop’s stock, though looking at Apple stores are getting everyday deliveries it shouldn’t be long. Once again, this is a pre-purchase, not a booking. Because you’re paying up front, you’ll wish to make sure when it pertains to the huge …
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T-Mobile coaxing unlocked iPhone users to its network with Value Plan push, aggressive in-store service
Author: Stacey Cook
If, like T-Mobile, you are among the few significant US networks that doesn’t carry the iPhone, there’s a couple of stages you have to go with. First comes the heavy-handed tips, then you pull a racy natural leather number from the wardrobe prior to proclaiming that you’re fine without it and never desired the thing anyhow. Now it’s struck stage 4– throwing caution to the wind and inviting individuals to deliver their uncovered mobile into shops and subscribe for its $ 70-a-month limitless plan anyway. From September 12th, iPhone 4S display units will be presented in shops, with helpful sales personnel around to switch out your AT&T microSIM for one of its very own. You’ll additionally be able to find network-specific applications like myAccount, Visual Voicemail and T-Mobile TELEVISION when they’re ready– which is one means of encouraging you away from updating to whatever’s beginning Wednesday.
Filed under: Mobile phones, MobileT-Mobile coaxing uncovered iPhone users to its network with Value Plan push, aggressive in-store service originally appeared on Engadget on Mon, 10 Sep 2012 12:00:00 EDT. Please see our terms for usage of feeds. Permalink|| E-mail this|Comments
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Walmart testing ‘Scan & Go’ in-store iPhone-based purchase system
Author: Markus Smith
Looking at at Walmart could quickly be a much quicker procedure for iPhone managers, Reuters reports. The mega-retailer recently called on staff members in Arkansas to test a new ‘Scan & Go’ attribute for its IOS app, which would enable consumers to browse and instantly bag products on their shopping listing. They ‘d then have the ability to quickly finalize their acquisition at a self-checkout counter. Presumably browsing products with the iPhone would certainly assemble a listing that would certainly be reflected during the computerized payment procedure, though information of just how such a system would certainly work are presently unknown.
Workers of Walmart’s flagship Bentonville, Arkansas area were asked to sponsor buddies and household for an hour-long trial run of the software application, which would be videotaped and …
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In-store Xperia GX and SX video footage pops up online
Author: Eric Moss
While Japanese Xperia fans might have to wait a little while longer to get their hands on the Xperia GX and Xperia SX, how about some sample videos to make said extremities clammy in the meantime? So, they’re not going to win any Oscars (unless there’s a new category for “Best shaky in-store footage”) any time soon, but the videos over the break give a taste of what we can expect from those 13- and 8-megapixel sensors. In time-honored Hollywood tradition, we’re still wondering if the US remake will be just as good.
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In-store Xperia GX and SX video footage pops up online originally appeared on Engadget on Wed, 23 May 2012 22:03:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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Leaked In-Store Signage Says B&N Is Prepping A Nook Simple Touch Reader With GlowLight
Author: Antonio Pierce
It looks as if B&N will beat Amazon to market with the first front-lit ereader. The image here is by way of The Digital Reader and suggests B&N is set to launch an updated Nook Simple Touch Reader sooner verses later. Called The Nook Simple Touch Reader with GlowLight, the signage advertises a Nook with an illuminated screen. This comes just days after Devin spied a very similar Kindle.
The Kindle Devin spotted used a front-lit screen that produced an even glow over the screen. “The screen lit up evenly with a rather cool light,” he said and went on to describe that the glow increased in intensity as the ambient light decreased. Seeing how this speculation is based on of in-store signage, it’s unclear how the B&N version will work but it must be similar. The signage advertises a Nook Simple Touch Reader with GlowLight.
The timing is right for a new Nook reader. The last generation was introduced on June 1, 2011. The new hardware is probably done. B&N is likely putting the final touches on the marketing plan and will release the new models within the coming weeks.
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PSA: Nook Tablet can be repartitioned in-store, Android app adds comic support
Author: Sriram Reddy
Did you take umbrage with Barnes & Noble’s efforts to hoard all your Nook Tablet storage for its own content? Well, the book seller has made good on its promise to reassign a portion of your 16GB hard drive, opening up 8GB for personal content and leaving 5.5GB for Nook Shop content. As we said before, you’ll need to physically take your Nook Tablet to the bricks and mortar outlets to get the storage tweak. Readers that decided to go for other Android-laced tablets have also been gifted with a Nook app update, adding support for comics and related graphical literature — just make sure that the slab is running Android 2.2 or higher.
PSA: Nook Tablet can be repartitioned in-store, Android app adds comic support originally appeared on Engadget on Wed, 14 Mar 2012 11:56:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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Walmart in-store disc to digital UltraViolet conversion gets official
Author: Stacey Cook
In a press event panel that included almost every big studio executive — sans Disney — Walmart announced an exclusive in-store disc to digital conversion service. Starting April 16th, in more than 3,500 stores, you’ll be able to bring your DVD or Blu-ray discs in and have ‘em added to your Vudu movie collection. The privilege of watching movies, you already bought, online via Vudu will cost you $ 2, but if you own the DVD, it’ll cost you $ 5 to upgrade your digital copy to HD. In addition, you can now buy UltraViolet movies via Vudu and watch them via other UV supported sources — we assume this is a two-way street, but it isn’t spelled out that way in the press release (after the break). This is easily the biggest news for the, now beta badged, UltraViolet service but most of our complaints persist until there’s single-sign on and the standard downloadable CFF (common file format) is a reality.
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Walmart in-store disc to digital UltraViolet conversion gets official originally appeared on Engadget on Tue, 13 Mar 2012 14:06:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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WSJ: Walmart to offer in-store disc to digital UltraViolet service
Author: Markus Smith
Hollywood’s latest digital ecosystem offers lots of promise, but in the five months since its release, it couldn’t be further from delivering on it. The Wall Street Journal is reporting that Walmart will finally make use of its membership to the Digital Entertainment Content Ecosystem by offering in-store disc to digital UltraViolet upgrade opportunities, for a small price of course. No doubt UltraViolet can use all the help it can get, but this is far from what we were hoping for when we learned Walmart would be in the mix — we were hoping for the ability to buy and watch UltraViolet movies via Walmart’s Vudu. Beyond our personal wishes, this no where near the big revelation that most consumers would actually find interesting: the release of the Common File Format which promises universal offline playback of our movie collection.
WSJ: Walmart to offer in-store disc to digital UltraViolet service originally appeared on Engadget on Sun, 04 Mar 2012 14:46:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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