If a group is planning on using their time in an unscrupulous manner to walk into a retail Apple Store and steal iPhones, would they spend countless hours scoping the raid out and planning it to perfection in the hope that they could pull off the perfect crime? Or does that sound like a little too much hard work, and would they find it much easier to just slip into Apple Genius' uniform, walk into the store posing as an employee, and then walk out with the free iPhones?
Not content with big media briefings for new product releases, Apple is now doing something similar for new Apple Store openings after putting together a preview event for the company's new flagship store, Union Square in San Francisco.
When you think of Apple, you may instantly think of the iPhone, iPad or the Mac. Alternatively, you may even think of Steve Jobs who co-founded the company, or conjure up instant images of the company's iTunes software. Certain individuals will instantly make references between Apple and the environment, focusing on the company's unwavering desire to become as an environmentally friendly company as possible. The Cupertino-based company is unapologetically outspoken about the lengths it goes to for helping the environment, and now, in this latest move, it looks as though retail Apple Store outlets will begin transitioning away from plastic bags in an effort to further improve on the company's environmental responsibilities.
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Internet rights advocacy group Fight for the Future has taken to the streets to protest against the FBI's request that Apple provide a tool to allow it to access data on a locked iPhone, with Apple's San Francisco store being the focus of that protest.
Having previously been available as part of a trial at select Apple Stores, a new service, which sees Apple staff install Belkin screen protectors on iPhone has kicked off across the globe.
Apple is undeniably a premium brand, and as such, its retail revolution has always been about positioning itself in premium locations around the world. That strategy can be evidenced in locations such as the company's Fifth Avenue New York store, as well as the relatively new Dubai location situated in a prime spot within The Mall of Emirates. A new report is now suggesting that Apple is going for the same type of premium location in France by going for a twelve year lease on an entire building in Paris' prestigious Avenue des Champs-Élysées.
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Leaked screenshots suggest Apple may be working to perhaps reduce the load on its in-store teams, with a new support app on its way to iOS.
Apple has upped its retail store game once again. After recently opening up its first two stores in the UAE, the Cupertino-based company has now announced that it will eventually have an official Apple retail presence in Singapore. As part of Apple's efforts to continually improve its retail experience with each new store, this particular offering in Singapore will once again push the boundaries by integrating solar panels that will provide the operation with 100-percent renewable energy source.















