iPhone Duo launches worldwide with long lines at Apple Stores

iPhone Duo is now available at Apple Stores around the world, with long lines forming before launch. Apple shared pictures from the iPhone Duo launch around the globe, and readers have also shared images from local Apple Stores. Apple confirmed that the iPhone Duo made its debut on October 23 at Apple Stores worldwide, with customers filling stores and team members offering hands-on demos and personalized shopping support. Greg Joswiak, Apple’s senior vice president of worldwide marketing, is celebrating the launch at Apple’s flagship Fifth Avenue store in New York, alongside Apple’s retail executive Vanessa Trigub. Apple CEO John Ternus is also celebrating the launch in Austin, TX, at Apple’s Domain NORTHSIDE location, alongside retail chief Deirdre O’Brien.

Lines formed at Apple Stores worldwide overnight, with people hoping to buy an iPhone Duo with walk-in availability. Apple warned that inventory at retail stores would be “limited,” and that appears to be the case. Apple Store workers are telling disappointed shoppers to check the Apple Store app tomorrow at 10 a.m. ET for in-store inventory details.

Apple is also the exclusive F1 streamer in the US, as the Formula 1 United States Grand Prix is taking place in Austin this weekend. Apple Store workers are telling disappointed shoppers to check the Apple Store app tomorrow at 10 a.m. ET for in-store inventory details. Apple warned that inventory at retail stores would be “limited,” and that appears to be the case.

Apple confirmed that the iPhone Duo made its debut on October 23 at Apple Stores worldwide, with customers filling stores and team members offering hands-on demos and personalized shopping support. Greg Joswiak, Apple’s senior vice president of worldwide marketing, is celebrating the launch at Apple’s flagship Fifth Avenue store in New York, alongside Apple’s retail executive Vanessa Trigub. Apple CEO John Ternus is also celebrating the launch in Austin, TX, at Apple’s Domain NORTHSIDE location, alongside retail chief Deirdre O’Brien.

Apple is also the exclusive F1 streamer in the US, as the Formula 1 United States Grand Prix is taking place in Austin this weekend.