Apple Store
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- Release Date:
- Jun 15, 2010
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- http://store.apple.com...
- Publisher:
- Apple Inc.
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Tap the Apple Store app on your iPhone or iPod touch, and you can do all things Apple. Buy Apple products and accessories, read customer reviews, find an Apple Retail Store, stay up to date with in-store events, and make Personal Shopping, Genius Bar, or One to One appointments.
The Apple Store app is also the easiest way to buy or reserve your new iPhone — right from your current iPhone. You can do it in just a few taps, without entering your AT&T account information. Order your new iPhone from the Apple Online Store and it's shipped to you free and ready to use. Or reserve your new iPhone, pick it up at an Apple Retail Store, and we'll set it up for you in minutes.
With the Apple Store app, you can:
- See new and featured products from Apple.
- Shop the full selection of products available from the Apple Online Store.
- Find the latest accessories and software.
- Read customer reviews and get answers to product questions.
- Buy or reserve a new iPhone with just a few taps.
- Locate any Apple Retail Store in the world, instantly.
- Make Personal Shopping, Genius Bar, and One to One appointments.
- Sign up for workshops and events at your favorite Apple Retail Store. ...More
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Sarah currently works as a writer for TechCrunch, after having previously spent over three years at ReadWriteWeb. Prior to becoming a professional blogger, Sarah worked in I.T. across a number of industries, including banking, retail and software. → Learn More New data from Compuware finds conclusive proof of the popularity of iPads as a shopping device. The firm took a look at the website traffic for 70 U.S. retailers’ delivered to an iPhone or iPad over the start of the holiday shopping season (November 14th through Cyber Monday). On Thanksgiving, Black Friday and Cyber Monday, specifically, there were peaks in traffic with a high of 6,475,354 iPad pageviews on Black Friday alone, based on a statistical sample of more than 140 million pageviews. To be clear, because this data was pulled from a sampling of tests, it does not indicate the total number of pageviews delivered to these 70 retailers’ sites.
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New data from Compuware finds conclusive proof of the popularity of iPads as a shopping device. The firm took a look at the website traffic for 70 U.S. retailers’ delivered to an iPhone or iPad over the start of the holiday shopping season (November 14th through Cyber Monday). On Thanksgiving, Black Friday and Cyber Monday, specifically, there were peaks in traffic with a high of 6,475,354 iPad pageviews on Black Friday alone, based on a statistical sample of more than 140 million pageviews. To be clear, because this data was pulled from a sampling of tests, it does not indicate the total number of pageviews delivered to these 70 retailers’ sites. But because the sample is large enough to be statistically significant (140 million pageviews), it does show the impact of iPad traffic on e-commerce websites. In addition, the second chart (below) shows how the sites’ response times are impacted when
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Holiday shoppers looking to grab some items from Apple can enjoy free shipping on all online orders until December 22. To ring in the holidays, Apple is offering the free shipping on any product ordered through its online Apple store or through its Apple Store iOS app. Apple normally provides free shipping only on online orders of more than $50. So the new promotion gives shoppers incentive to buy less pricey stocking stuffers or to pick up multiple items throughout the holiday season. Last-minute shoppers who need their items delivered quickly can also opt for two-day shipping for $10 or one-day delivery for $16. Apple is even serving up a holiday gift guide on its Web site to steer potential buyers to a variety of items and accessories. In addition, the company is offering gift wrapping and engraving on certain products such as iPads and iPods. Apple also served up some
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Are you looking for apps for Cyber Monday? Then, according to InMobi, you’re one of the 21 million people who plan to use mobile devices to make holiday purchases. These iPhone and iPad apps make it possible to research deals and make purchases more quickly than a barista can make your custom coffee drink. We checked out ten iPhone apps to consider for your Cyber Monday festivities. Be sure to also check out our coverage of the Top 10 iPhone apps for Black Friday. Price: Free If you want the best deals on Cyber Monday, then the TGI Cyber Monday iPhone and iPad app should be your first download. It lists online shopping specials that are easily searched, shared, and accessed. It is a well designed and easily maneuvered app, as you navigate from icons at the bottom of the screen. You will appreciate how easy it is to search for
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We've taken some of the heavy lifting out of your holiday shopping by compiling our Top 5 Best Shopping Apps for iPhone to help you uncover amazing deals on Black Friday, Cyber Monday and beyond. With thousands of apps to choose from we hand picked five favorite freebies that are dressed to impress. Our picks are also ready to download in the Android Market as well. TGI Black Friday (Free) - Instantly search over 10,000 Black Friday deals across stores and categories. The deals are sorted by stores, popular, newest and by product category. You can view deals, create lists, and be alerted of sale ads before they hit newspapers or shop online for items that may be available before Black Friday. TGI Cyber Monday (Free) - Scan through over 5,000 of the top Cyber Monday deals, sales, and offers from over 50 of the top retailers. This app also identifies
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It's time to get your plastic out, and your game face on as Black Friday is almost here. The busiest shopping day in the year is two days away, and we have singled out five apps that'll help you find the best deals. When it's not Black Friday, DealNews is one of the best websites for finding deals on everything from clothes to cameras. On Black Friday, though, DealNews has one of the best apps to track individual deals as they are announced. Besides deals, the app also lets you add deals to a shopping list, search for specific products and even pull up online deals from a retailer's website. The best non-deal feature is the app's ability to find local stores so you'll know where to go when that HDTV hits a rock bottom price at Best Buy. Be sure to watch TUAW's Steve Sande interview Dan de Granpre from
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Apple's new EasyPay lets you check out your own items at the Apple Store. Apple's new EasyPay self-checkout feature lets you pay for your own items at the Apple store, but it doesn't yet have all the kinks worked out--at least in my experience. The EasyPay feature requires you to download the latest 2.0 version of the Apple Store app. To buy an item, you're supposed to scan its barcode with your iPhone's camera, at which point it's added to your shopping cart. You then pay for your goods using the credit card associated with your Apple ID and iTunes account. Beyond letting you pay for your own items, the app allows you to order a product online and then pick it up at your nearby store. But it was EasyPay that I was especially keen to try out. Over the weekend I headed off to an Apple store where I
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Apple recently updated their Apple Store iOS application and it now supports self-checkout at the company’s retail stores. This app now allows customers visiting any Apple retail store to snap a picture of a shelf-stocked items’ barcode and purchase the item with their Apple ID/iTunes Store accounts. Here is what Apple has to say about the app: What’s New in Version 2.0 - Personal Pickup: Buy in the app and choose to pick up your order at any Apple Retail Store. Most in-stock orders are available for pickup within an hour. (U.S. only) - EasyPay: Purchase select accessories in store quickly by scanning the barcode and completing your transaction right in the app. (U.S. only, requires iPhone 4 or iPhone 4S) - Track your stuff: View the status of current and previous orders from the order status section in the More tab. - Additional international support (Canada, China). Also worth noting
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The rumored update to the Apple Store app for iPhone, which we noted last week could revolutionize retail, has arrived, albeit a bit later than expected. Apple Store 2.0 brings many improvements, the most noteworthy among them being Personal Pickup and EasyPay services. As reported, the app now allows you to purchase items directly for in-store pickup, available within an hour if it’s in stock at the local store of your choosing. If an item isn’t available, the expected ship times listed in the online store appear to apply. You can also now order custom Mac configurations (with more RAM, bigger hard drives, etc.) for in-store pickup through the app. The other big new addition is EasyPay, which allows you to scan the bar codes of items you wish to purchase in-store with your iPhone’s camera (iPhone 4 or 4S only) and then pay for them directly in the app through your iTunes account.
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The rumored update to the Apple Store app for iPhone, which we noted last week could revolutionize retail, has arrived, albeit a bit later than expected. Apple Store 2.0 brings many improvements, the most noteworthy among them being Personal Pickup and EasyPay services. As reported, the app now allows you to purchase items directly for in-store pickup, available within an hour if it’s in stock at the local store of your choosing. If an item isn’t available, the expected ship times listed in the online store appear to apply. You can also now order custom Mac configurations (with more RAM, bigger hard drives, etc.) for in-store pickup through the app. The other big new addition is EasyPay, which allows you to scan the bar codes of items you wish to purchase in-store with your iPhone’s camera (iPhone 4 or 4S only) and then pay for them directly in the app through your iTunes account.
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Chris Velazco is a mobile enthusiast and writer who studied English and Marketing at Rutgers University. Once upon a time, he was the news intern for MobileCrunch, and in between posts, he worked in wireless sales at Best Buy. After graduating, he returned to the new TechCrunch to as a full-time mobile writer. He counts advertising, running, musical theater,... → Learn More The holidays will soon be upon us, and with them will come the inevitable clogging of our nation’s retail arteries. How fortunate then that Apple has just released an update to their Apple Store app that allows customers to streamline their shopping experience. Next time you walk into an Apple Store with the app in tow, you’ll be able to bypass all that “human interaction” nonsense by using the app’s new EasyPay feature. Users with an iPhone 4 or 4S can scan the barcode on a number of accessories
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Mit Apples Store-App (kostenlos; App Store-Link) und einer iPhone-Kamera scannen US-Kunden Produkte im Ladengeschäft, die sie anschließend über ihren iTunes-Account bezahlen (“EasyPay“). Außerdem lassen sich alle eingepflegten Retail-Artikel zum Abholen vorbestellen (“Personal Pickup“). International lernt die App in Version 2.0 (lediglich) eine Sendungsverfolgung hinzu (“Track your stuff“). Wie genau die Verkäufer mit der ‘EasyPay’-Methode umgangen werden sollen und trotzdem sichergestellt wird, dass die im Verkaufsregal zugänglichen Produkte regulär erfasst und bezahlt werden, geht aus der iTunes-Beschreibung nicht hervor. Ein Praxistest aus den USA wird jedoch nicht lange auf sich warten lassen. Für Macs, iPhones und iPods ist ohnehin ein Kontakt mit dem Verkaufspersonal notwendig. Apple besitzt mittlerweile 357 Retail Stores in 11 Ländern. Als Steve Jobs 2001 dessen Konzept vorstellte, wurde er dafür (vorsichtig ausgedrückt) belächelt. Heutzutage macht kein anderes US-Geschäft mehr Umsatz pro Quadratmeter seiner Ladenfläche. In 2010, 233.3 million people walked through the doors of an Apple Retail Store.
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posted by Trey Trawick on Tuesday, November 8, 2011 at 1:54 am. As rumored, Apple has updated their Apple Store application with EasyPay self-checkout and personal pickup. Accessories can now be purchased without having to hunt for an associate by scanning the item’s barcode and paying within the app using your iTunes account. More expensive items will still need to retrieved by a blue shirt, but the personal pickup option will ease the process by allowing you to purchase orders online for local pick up. In-stock products should be ready “within and hour”, but engraved or customized items will take longer. What’s New in Version 2.0
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In line with our report from the previous weekend, Apple has updated its Apple Store application for iOS [App Store] with new support for self-checkout at the company's retail stores. What’s New in Version 2.0 - Personal Pickup: Buy in the app and choose to pick up your order at any Apple Retail Store. Most in-stock orders are available for pickup within an hour. (U.S. only) - EasyPay: Purchase select accessories in store quickly by scanning the barcode and completing your transaction right in the app. (U.S. only, requires iPhone 4 or iPhone 4S) - Track your stuff: View the status of current and previous orders from the order status section in the More tab. - Additional international support (Canada, China). As detailed last week, the app now allows customers visiting any Apple retail store to use their iPhone's camera to scan the barcodes of shelf-stocked accessory items and purchase them
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posted by Trey Trawick on Monday, October 31, 2011 at 1:21 pm. Over the past few weeks, Apple has made some minor enhancements to their chain of retail stores, making the purchasing process much quicker. Customers can pickup online orders at nearby locations (select cities only), and now, Apple is rumored to be rolling out an update to their Apple Store iOS application to allow customers to check themselves out without the need for employee assistance. It’s unknown how Apple will differentiate between paying customers and shoplifters, but we’re sure that some method of purchase confirmation will be used—and for larger items like Macs, a blue-shirt will be necessary to retrieve the item from the stock room.
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By Leanna Lofte, Saturday, Oct 8, 2011 | Every week a few of us from team TiPb will bring you our current favorite, most fun and useful App Store apps, WebApps, jailbreak apps, even the occasional accessory, web site, or desktop app if the mood strikes us. As long as they’re iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch related, they’re fair game. To see what we picked, and to tell us your pick, follow on after the break! I thought about what I wanted to talk about for this week’s pick, and I decided to take a step back and look more at the bigger picture than a single application. I thought about how profoundly my day-to-day life has changed and about influences in the past few years at Nickelfish, and no week seemed more appropriate than this one to recognize the massive change the iPhone brought to users. I’ve been a fan
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The iPhone 4S online pre-order went live last night, and the experience was hectic for me. Sales started about 40 minutes past the original estimate and customers vented their frustration on Twitter. Once live, Apple's store site was quickly overwhelmed by customers as was the Apple Store app. Most problems appear to have been had by US AT&T customers -- Verizon customers, for example, and customers outside the United States seem to have made their purchases rather quickly and moved on. Starting at about 5AM, Apple temporarily switched to a reservation system instead of a purchase system. Apple promised, "We will email you at this address when it's time to complete your order. At that time, you will return to the Apple Store to confirm pricing and plan selection." Unfortunately, many of those reservation orders encountered snags this morning and customers were directed to complete their purchases at retail Apple stores.
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By Leanna Lofte, Wednesday, Sep 21, 2011 | The Apple Store app for iPhone received an update today with the following release notes: Requires iOS 4.0 or later Holy cryptic release notes Batman! My guess is that the update is actually in preparation for the pending release of the iPhone 5. What do you think? Have an app you’d love to see featured on TiPb? Email us at iosapps@tipb.com, tell us about your app (include an iTunes link), and we’ll take a look.
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Have you tried Apple’s official Apple Store app? It’s been available for free in the App Store for months, and it’s a great tool for browsing Apple’s online store and scheduling appointments at your local Apple retail store. Apparently, Apple is planning to launch a mobile web app for its online store experience. This web app would presumably be based on HTML5, and it’s expected to roll out for users next year. According to 9to5Mac, the Apple store web app will be optimized for browsing and making online purchases from an iPhone or iPad, and the new interface will make the store “experience even simpler.” “Over the past months, we have observed Apple gradually shelving and re-touching a project to replace the native Apple Store application with a mobile web version of the Apple Online Store. Now it appears that Apple is working towards actually completing and launching the mobile version
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Apple Store es la aplicación que muchos estábamos esperando: es la app oficial de las tiendas de Apple por fin en España. Con ella podremos visualizar todos los productos que podemos encontrar en cualquier tienda física de la marca o en su tienda online. Ya no tendremos que ir a safari para ver los productos relacionados con la marca de la manzana. Ahora podremos disfrutar de una visualización optimizada para el iPhone de los productos de Apple. Si uno de estos nos gusta, sólo tenemos que elegirlo y podremos comprarlo directamente desde nuestro iphone de manera fácil y rápida. Y si lo que quereis es recibir asesoramiento o preguntar dudas acerca de vuestros productos Apple, podreis pedir cita en la Genius Bar o en el programa especifico de One to One. Precio: Gratis
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...most talked about #iPhone app in the last 24hrs was: Apple Store http://bit.ly/c6pQD8...
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Seeing as I talked about it last week, I thought I should write a follow up post on what happened. I’m referring to the super-secret Apple meetings scheduled to take place this past weekend, and whisperings of special events, promotions or even a product launch to coincide with Apple retail’s 10th anniversary. As I thought, there was no product launch, instead Apple gave their stores a birthday makeover, a move dubbed ‘retail 2.0′. So, what’s new in 2.0? Um, not a lot really, as all that seems to have happened is the traditional paper explanatory sheets next to all the products have been replaced by iPad 2s. Wrapped in special plexiglass holders, the new iPad 2 point-of-sale documentation provides an interactive experience and the option to summon a real, live person should you need to take the ‘interaction’ to the next level. It’s all very pretty, and will undoubtedly sell more
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Apple significantly updated its retail store experience over the weekend, and the star of the show (which you can see more of at AppleInsider) for Apple Retail 2.0 is clearly the iPad. iPads are now in place as interactive customer displays stationed in permanent enclosures next to Mac and other Apple products, where they provide information and retail-specific functions. The new iPad displays are distinct from the iPads on display for customers to try out; their home button doesn’t do anything, and the tablets appear to be running a custom version of iOS software that is specifically designed for the Apple Retail environment. The iPad software displays information for the products they’re next to, including pricing, technical information and features. You can also compare different models from the iPad consoles, check out a section aimed at new Mac users (who continue to be a key target audience for Apple Stores), get
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Apple's iOS retail app now lets customers see store-specific information if they're using it in an Apple store. Following the hardware updates to its retail stores over the weekend, Apple today rolled out an updated version of its retail application for iOS (iTunes) that adds interactive features for users who are actually inside of an Apple store. Now, when walking around an Apple store, users can fire up the app to ask for help. This utilizes the same system the company installed over the weekend using its Smart Signs, which alerts retail store employees that a user needs assistance. However unlike those efforts, users have to do the legwork to go find an employee at a designated location. Along with assistance about products, the app also lists availability for the Genius Bar, including when the next opening is. There's also a schedule of any workshops or events that are going on
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By – According to recent reports, Apple has been working to update their retail store fronts for their 10th anniversary. That’s right, the first Apple Store location opened just over ten years ago, feeling old yet? As always with Apple, they are always working to fully integrate the computer experience with their store experience. This time around they have updated their iOS Apple Store app to include a few new features. Let’s take a quick look at the two new features included in this update. 1) Enhanced In-Store Mode Apple has updated the In-Store mode so that users can use their iPhone or iPad to more quickly get support at their local Apple retail locations. Now users can sign up for help with an Apple retail employee or check the Genius Bar waiting time. They can also see when workshops are scheduled. It’s a cool new addition and it keeps things
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Apple has updated their “Apple Store” iOS application to now accept build-to-order Mac configurations, and also updates the in-store features, to better integrate with Apple’s recent retail overhaul. This update is still just for the iPhone and iPod touch- no universal support for iPads. The app is however, now available in several European countries, which is new, considering that the application was U.S. only since it’s original release. So, it allows users to customize their Mac orders, but more importantly it seems to now echo the same feature set as the new iPad-based kiosks Apple just installed in their stores.
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Apple has updated its Apple Store iPhone app. The update incorporates several new features, including an enhanced in-store mode that lets users get help and support quickly when they're at an Apple Retail Store. The app also allows users to custom-configure a new Mac with build-to-order options (such as more RAM or a larger hard drive). The Apple Store app is also debuting in many European countries, having previously been limited to the US. The app is a free download.
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In line with our report from several days ago, Apple today updated its application for iOS devices [App Store] with new support for build-to-order Mac customizations. The update also brings enhanced in-store capabilities to go along with other changes to the company's retail stores. What's new - Enhanced in-store mode lets you get help and support quickly when you're at an Apple Retail Store. - The ability to custom-configure a new Mac with the options you want. The application is also now rolling out in a number of European countries. The app had been exclusive to the United States until today's update. Unfortunately for iPad users, the Apple Store application is not yet universal and thus offers only a single view optimized for the screen size of the iPhone and iPod touch, although the app of course works on the iPad as well.
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Mac Prices Australia reports that iPads are being used throughout Apple Stores to display product information, compare products and even call Apple Store employes to customers who need assistance. Specifically, the paper displays that have stood next to laptops, etc. have been replaced by iPads. Also, store employees are wearing party hats. Additionally, visiting store.apple.com on an iOS device now prompts the user to download the official Apple Store app (screenshot after the break). [Apparently, this is not new. -Ed.] As many speculated, Apple took its retail store anniversary as the opportunity to launch this change. It sounds like a good time, but not a massive change. As far as we can gather, paper information displays have been swapped for iPads, and that's it. We'll have more information with you as it comes in. If you're at an Apple Store and want to share pictures and/or stories, please do! You'll find
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Apple has made virtual shopping and gift giving simple using their iOS app. Reserve any product through your iPhone, iPod touch or iPad and Apple will hold it so you can pick it up at the Apple Store of your choice. Which means no long lines and it guarantees your item will be in stock. Reserve your desired Apple gift then simply dial in your pick-up date. The Apple store promises express pay on any item you reserve for store pick-up. The is a free download for iPhone, iPad and iPod touch. *Mac Accesories are not included as reserve gifts through the Apple Store app.
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You know you want a new Mac, but where to buy? There’s no shortage of sources, but when it comes to getting great service and warranty support, the options narrow considerably. Here’s a list of where your money will go the furthest. It’s a popular option, especially with Apple’s aggressive retail expansion of late. However, its popularity can be its greatest weakness. If you go into an Apple store during a peak time, expect a large crowd and long wait — and not much personal space. Personally I feel a bit awkward discussing a large transaction being elbow-to-elbow with others. A major advantage of buying from an Apple Store is that they usually have the best stock levels. And, like the App Store, everything in the Apple Store is curated, and the staff are more likely to be familiar with all the products. They’ll spend as much time with you as
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Nov 11th 2010 at 9:30PM Very hapy to see an apple store in Québec city. Too bad they choose place Ste-Foy. les galeries de la Capitale or Place Laurier would have been a better choice in my opinion... But i'm sure they did a study before... I just don't get Quebec and all that French language when English is Canada's main language just like I don't get Celine Dion doing a duet with R. Kelly because all it did was piss me off!! Dear Iglad, Too bad you don't know a lot about history...One day you will be speaking spanish in US and then you will understand why we still fight to keep our french alive! Jean-Francois LaferteTerrebonne Quebec So close to my office... it'll be my ruin ! There is another Apple Store opening this weekend in Mishawaka, Indiana. The doors open at 10:00 Saturday morning. There's also a new
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posted by Trey Trawick on Tuesday, October 26, 2010 at 11:14 am. Originally submitted by i.think.different Our favorite Cupertino company has updated their ‘Apple Store‘ application with a few new additions, most notably is the option to reserve a white iPhone 4. The device is still listed as “currently unavailable for order or in-store pickup” on Apple’s website, but it’s possible that this may soon change. It’s been just over four months since the iPhone 4 was released, and users have been waiting patiently for the elusive white version to finally be released. Apparently, the parts manufactures are having issues matching the home button to the rest of the phone, and since Jobs is a perfectionist, he refuses to let anything less-than-perfect make its way out the door. (Except for one.) This change could be meaningless, but hopefully Apple has figured out the issue, and will ship the white model before it looses its
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By – Here's the good news: the just-released v1.1 of the Apple Store app includes listings to reserve the elusive white iPhone 4, in your choice of 16 or 32 gigabyte capacity. Here's the bad news: tapping on one of the reservation listings produces the message "Because of high demand, we are not currently taking iPhone reservations." (What, you thought they'd solved the manufacturing/color-matching issues overnight?) So if you want the tease of a white i4 without the chance to actually, y'know, order the damn thing, download the updated store app today. Related Posts
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Ab dem morgigen Mittwoch vertreiben auch O2 (Affiliate-Link) und Vodafone (Affiliate-Link) das iPhone in Deutschland. Die Tarife sind hinlänglich bekannt, deshalb jedoch noch lange nicht übersichtlicher. Dirk Bergel hat mir seine selbst zusammengestellte (Preis-)Übersicht der vergangenen Telekom-Tarifstruktur sowie den zukünftigen ‘Complete Mobile’-Verträgen im Vergleich zu O2 und Vodafone geschickt. Die umfangreiche Tabelle gibt es als PDF unter diesem Klick (57kb)! Update: Der Link zur aktualisierten Version findet sich in unseren Kommentaren. /Update-Ende (Danke, Dirk!) Als weitere Neuigkeit im Tarif-Jungle präsentiert sich am heutigen Dienstag folgender Werbebanner auf Apple.de, der für einen Eigenvertrieb ohne Mobilfunkprovider-Bindung als net- und simlockfreies Gerät sprechen könnte. “Nur 629,00 €” deuten auf das 16GB-Modell hin, das direkt im deutschen (Online-)Store (Affiliate-Link) zu erwerben sein könnte. Dein neues iPhone. Direkt von Apple und sofort einsatzbereit: Dein iPhone kommt ohne SIM-Karte, wenn du es im Apple Online Store kaufst. So kannst du dich für einen Mobilfunkanbieter deiner Wahl entscheiden
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美國的App store也更新了，增加可線上購買apple相關硬體產品、查看相關配件及各門市介紹等等功能。不過只限美國iT
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...new rank in now No.89[Apple Store][Lifestyle][Free] check it out. http://bit.ly/bSLWCh #iPhone #Apps #iPodTouch...
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...is a noteworthy apps today. No.49-> No.38[Apple Store][Lifestyle][Free] check it out. http://bit.ly/bSLWCh #iPhone #Apps #iPodTouch...
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Editor-in-Chief, iLounge Published: Wednesday, July 7, 2010 Category: iPod, iPhone, and iPad Gems: Apps, Games + More Welcome to a special Apple application-focused edition of iPhone + iPad Gems! Over the last two weeks, Apple has released both new and updated apps for iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad users, expanding both its growing collection of shopping tools and the capabilities of its web-based MobileMe subscription service. The four applications we look at today all depend on an active Internet connection, and include Apple Store, Find My iPhone, MobileMe Gallery and MobileMe iDisk, tools to locate Apple products and access media from wherever you may be located in the world. Our top pick is the new version of MobileMe iDisk, which has seen significant improvements for iPad and iOS 4 users in particular, but all of the applications merited at least our general recommendation. Read on for all the details. Apple Store
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...Inc. - Apple Store - http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/apple-store/id375380948?mt=8 #iTunes...
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...Apple Store App (iPhone) shop for products & accessories, read reviews, find Stores, events, reservations http://tinyurl.com/29lp4e9...
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Our friends Scott and Eric over at AppSlappy have just released the 50th episode of their great iDevice podcast (huge congrats fellas). This week, they discuss a wide range of topics, including pre-ordering the iPhone 4 (and its rocky start) and how to properly import audio books into itunes. Other new news/reviews you’ll find in this episode include: You can download this week’s episode of AppSlappy directly and/or subscribe via iTunes. We’ve said it before and we’ll say it again. If you enjoy listening to podcasts and love all things iDevice, AppSlappy is easily one of the best round and we highly recommend you give the show a try. You won’t be disappointed. Happy AppSlappin’ folks!
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June 16th, 2010 James Isabel Between you and me, I think I’ve figured out hours in advanced what the new “App of the Week” for tomorrow is. Not one to shy with conflict of interest, I’m pretty sure it will be the just released Apple Store App (FREE): Frankly I don’t really see much use for this app other than its iPhone dock clutter. Although, it reserves one feature AT&T couldn’t figure out themselves: iPhone 4 pre-ordering right from the app! “The Apple Store app is also the easiest way to buy or reserve your new iPhone — right from your current iPhone. You can do it in just a few taps, without entering your AT&T account information. Order your new iPhone from the Apple Online Store and it’s shipped to you free and ready to use. Or reserve your new iPhone, pick it up at an Apple Retail Store, and
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In sharp contrast to the incredible success of the iPad pre-ordering process and subsequent launch of Apple's magical device, iPhone 4 pre-order day will be remembered as an epic comedy of errors and extreme frustration for many. Apple, Inc. issued an official apology in the form of a press release on Wednesday, aimed at the disappointed hordes of hopeful iPhone 4 customers shut out of pre-ordering the new video phone set to launch on Thursday, June 24th. The latest iPhone 4 shipping date for the less fortunate, is now posted as July 14th on , which may remain a moving target if high demand continues. iPhone 4 pre-orders rocketed past 600 thousand on its opening day, even after Apple announced early in the morning that the white model would not be available to order for the official launch. That massive onslaught of consumer demand literally shut down AT&T's sales system, generating
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...@JimsTech. Feeling an impulse purchase. Apple Store App for the iPhone. Now too easy to feed my need for pretty. http://bit.ly/baWFix...
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...@appstorehq: The most talked about #iPhone app in the last 24hrs was: Apple Store http://bit.ly/c6pQD8...
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Like me, you probably spent a good part of yesterday refreshing Apple’s pre-order page, filling in the information required and getting various frustrating error messages. Besides trying to pre-order the iPhone 4, I spent most of my day at the hospital with my fiancee who was meeting with a couple specialists (nothing major). I frenetically checked my iPhone every 2 minutes or so and tried countless times to go through the pre-order process. At some point I heard rumors that AT&T was running out of iPhones and I thought it wouldn’t be too long until Apple does too. In the meanwhile I had received several tips from people on Twitter telling me the Apple Store application that Apple had released was working great for pre-ordering. So I decided to use this app to reserve my iPhone for pickup, instead of pre-ordering it for delivery as this option wasn’t available. In less
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If you’re one of the many that were not successful pre-ordering your iPad today because of all the AT&T fiasco, then their might be some light at the end of the tunnel. It’s official, AT&T is sold out of iPhone 4 pre-orders for the launch day. Your only hope is now Apple. At the time I am writing this, Apple’s website is still crashing when trying to pre-order an iPhone 4. From my personal experience, if you want to get to pre-order the iPhone 4, that was released this morning. You won’t be able to per-order to get your iPhone delivered, however you will be able to reserve your iPhone 4 for pickup. I just went through the process again and I was able to reserve another iPhone 4 (which I’m going to cancel right away). Be careful though, reserving an iPhone doesn’t guarantee that you will be able to get
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...@appstorehq: The most talked about #iPhone app in the last 24hrs was: Apple Store http://bit.ly/c6pQD8...
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AT&T has released an official statement announcing that iPhone 4 pre-orders set to arrive on June 24th are completely sold out. Customers who place orders going forward will receive their devices sometime on or after June 25th. "Because of the incredible interest in iPhone 4, today was the busiest online sales day in AT&T history. As of Tuesday afternoon, customers who preorder iPhone 4 moving forward will receive their device on June 25 or later, depending on when the order is placed. We'll email customers with confirmation once their order is placed, and again when it ships. In addition, we will have devices available on a first-come, first-serve basis in our stores beginning on June 24." Some customers willing to wait in long AT&T lines will get unclaimed iPhone 4 stock on a first-come, first serve basis when it launches on June 24th. The official app, that also launched today, is
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By Ben Harvell on June 15th, 2010 Apple Store app hits the App Store to make those impulse buys that tiny bit easier Apple has launched its new Apple Store app for iPhone and iPod touch that allows users to browse Apple’s online store via their portable devices. Aimed to launch at the same time as iPhone 4 pre-orders, most users have had to put up with the Apple’s customary “We’ll be back soon” sticky note for much of the day with high demand for the next generation of iPhone bringing servers to a standstill. The free app offers customers (in the US only for the time being) a convenient way to browse the Apple Store and even access Genius Bar support from within the app. Apple Store is sure to benefit those who take advantage of Apple’s in-store training and Personal Shopping services and, as you would expect, looks the
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...@speedye: Ok instead of reserving the #iPhone4 via the website, I used the new iPhone Apple Store app and reserved it in 10 seconds http://is.gd/cQ3...
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...was just able to put through an iPhone 4 pre-order via the new Apple Store iPhone app. http://pp.ht/a7rxof...
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Want to shop in the Apple Store? Yes, there’s an app for that, too. Tuesday morning, Apple (AAPL) released a new iOS application that brings its online store to the iPhone and iPod touch. Using it, you can browse, reserve or purchase products, make reservations at the Genius Bar and sign up for in-store workshops and One to One appointments. A wise move, putting the Apple Store on the company’s mobile devices. Turning every iPhone into a mobile storefront will certainly do nothing but help sales–and streamline the in-store appointment check-in process as well. At present, the app is available only for the iPhone and iPod touch and only in the U.S., though I imagine we’ll see iPad and international versions soon enough.
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It's "pre-order your new iPhone day" and just in time, Apple has released its own branded iPhone application called simply "Apple Store." Not to be confused with "App Store," which houses the 225,000 mobile applications (at last count), this new iPhone application instead allows mobile shoppers to browse through official Apple inventory from their handsets, shopping for Mac computers, iPods, iPhones, iPads, accessories and software. And yes, if you want to pre-order the new iPhone 4, you can do that too. As long as you're running a relatively new version of the iPhone software (iOS version 3.0 or higher) and are located in the United States, you can download the new "Apple Store" application to your handset now. In addition to serving as a online mobile storefront, the new application also lets customers find nearby Apple stores, make reservations at the Genius Bar and register for hands-on workshops and personal shopping
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While some thought yesterday's rumor would remain just that, Apple surprised many today by actually releasing its new and much-anticipated retail store app. As covered yesterday on MMi, the new iOS app (creatively dubbed "Apple Store")will serve as a veritable hybrid between a mobile App retail store and a so-called concierge-like service. Available for the iPhone, iPad and iPod touch, the app has all the basics covered. You can locate local store, purchase or preorder products, peruse customer reviews, and see what the latest happenings are at Apple. As expected, Apple is making it possible for Apple fans to stay on top of promotions and other in-store events through the app, which can also facilitate appointments for Personal Shopping, Genius Bar or One to One sessions. It isn't exactly clear yet how the apparent support of notifications will work, although it is expected that "appointment reminders" or other pertinent updates could
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Looks like Apple has finally released an Apple Store mobile application for the iPhone. I would have thought we’d see this a lot sooner but we all know Apple. Looks like you can not only browse the store, but search for Apple Stores close to you and even make appointments with the Genius Bar. As of now, it’s only showing up in the US app store, so those of you in other countries, feel free to let us know when you see it show up in yours. Given iPhone 4 pre-order madness is upon us, I can’t access the Apple Store to test it so if it gives you problems just wait a while and try again when the the pre-order insanity dies down. Jump to the break to see some basic screenshots, and I’ll add more once the Apple Online Store is up and running again.
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...Free iPhoneApps: Apple Store - Apple Inc. http://goo.gl/fb/gL9of...
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Kurze Auszeit vom iPhone-Tarifwahnsinn am heutigen Morgen! Im amerikanischen App Store (US-Link) steht seit wenigen Minuten die offizielle “Apple Store”-Anwendung zum Download bereit. Über eine mobile iOS-Anwendung existieren seit mehreren Jahren Gerüchte – zuletzt unter dem Namen ‘Concierge‘. Über die kostenfreie App lässt sich ein Apple-Retail-Store aufspüren, (in den USA) Online einkaufen und Terminabsprachen mit Workshop-Mitarbeitern und der Genius Bar aushandeln – Push-Benachrichtigungen inklusive.
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15 Jun 2010 alle 14:25 Produttore: Apple Inc. | Download: AppStore US | Prezzo: Gratis Le indiscrezioni di ieri si sono rivelate vere ed oggi Apple ha rilasciato in AppStore la nuova applicazione per gestire l’Apple Store online, per controllare prodotti e per effettuare tante operazioni e comprare prodotto, come ad esempio il nuovo iPhone. Ecco cosa possiamo fare con questa applicazione: Attualmente l’applicazione è disponibile solo nell’AppStore US, ma con molta probabilità deve essere solo localizzato negli altri Store, ovviamente vi informeremo non appena sarà disponibile anche nel nostro Store. Apple Store è compatibile con iPhone, iPod Touch e iPad, richiede la versione del firmware 3.0 o successivi ed è localizzata in Inglese.
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Posted 06/15/2010 at 4:41am | by J.R. Bookwalter God bless those rumors, they were right on the mark yet again. Although the online Apple Store is down at this writing after being crushed by overnight iPhone 4 and updated Mac mini orders, an official Apple Store app has indeed appeared in the App Store and is available to download now.MacRumors is reporting that the official Apple Store app has appeared and is now available for download, absolutely free. Strangely, the app is not universal -- it’s only optimized for the iPhone and iPod touch, although it should run just fine on the iPad in pixel-doubled mode. At this exact moment in time, the app is fairly useless, unfortunately -- it just brings up the same yellow “We’ll be back soon” sticky feature on Apple.com, following an early crush of iPhone 4 and updated Mac mini orders overnight. But that should resolve
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Called Apple Store, the app allows you to browse Apple’s entire online store and all of its products, read reviews, place orders or pre-orders and also locate Apple Stores near you. More interestingly, it includes functionality that allows users to schedule Apple Store appointments for the Genius Bar, One-to-One or Personal Shopping directly from their iPhone. Here is the official feature list: - See new and featured products from Apple. - Shop the full selection of products available from the Apple Online Store. - Find the latest accessories and software. - Read customer reviews and get answers to product questions.- Buy or reserve a new iPhone with just a few taps. - Locate any Apple Retail Store in the world, instantly. - Make Personal Shopping, Genius Bar, and One to One appointments. - Sign up for workshops and events at your favorite Apple Retail Store. The launch of the app comes
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Apple today introduced free Apple Store software for iPads, iPod touches and iPhones that enables customers to shop the retailer directly from the mobile devices. The new application supports browsing and shopping for Apple wares complete with user reviews and detailed product specifications, much like Apple’s retail website. Customers can also create appointments for in-store services such as Personal Shopping, Genius Bar or One-on-One training. Up to now, one could always shop the Apple Store or make in-store appointments through a web browser, so in that regards, the software isn’t adding any new functionality. But Apple’s retail web channel can be clunky in a small browser window, and clunky doesn’t sell hardware or software. Apple products and shopping are as much about the experience as they are about performance and features. Apple could have created a mobile web version of its store, but by building a clean mobile storefront for use
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As rumored, Apple has released an official retail store app. Simply called "Apple Store," the new app lets users shop the full line of products available at The Apple Store. But it's more than shopping. You can use the app to read customer reviews, find an Apple Retail Store in your area and monitor in-store events. Speaking of the brick-and-mortar stores, if you're planning a visit you can first use the Apple Store app to arrange personal shopping, schedule a Genius Bar appointment or organize a One to One session. And we thought those vending machines were dangerously convenient. After years of growing accustomed to the easy of "tap and buy" with the App Store, it's a bit frightening to have a Mac mini or the like just as accessible. Apple Store for iPhone is free and available now.
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Reviews
Finally
LancerGTS
Version: 1.0
Version: 1.0
Finally...Makes me wonder why this wasn't done sooner
Awesome App
Shreeram
Version: 1.0
Version: 1.0
I love this one
Awesome
Mike306141
Version: 1.0
Version: 1.0
Best app on iTunes
good idea
bjmilla04
Version: 1.0
Version: 1.0
I like the idea but it is currently down!!
Great app i think
Cionnn
Version: 1.0
Version: 1.0
The store is down so the app won't work but when it does I know it'll be an awesome app!
Very nice
Jarrett Q.
Version: 1.0
Version: 1.0
Well thought out app. Why wasn't this done two years ago? You'd think it would have been one of the first apps available, right?
Looks good
sjcelius
Version: 1.0
Version: 1.0
I like this it's nice a quick, well done. Will there me an iPad version?
First!!!!!!
ShinyWade123
Version: 1.0
Version: 1.0
Haha
This should have available in the first place!
Bryan Khoo
Version: 1.0
Version: 1.0
A very good app for Apple fans to constantly stay up to date with latest Apple Store offerings! Yipeeeee! Must have for Apple fans...go get it now!
Wake up!
As427t
Version: 1.0
Version: 1.0
I'm sure it's really great but it's updating
Great app
nibbet
Version: 1.0
Version: 1.0
Like being able to browse while at work.
Finally!
Wordlife
Version: 1.0
Version: 1.0
This app works perfectly, and it's been a long time coming. Great job Apple.
Great app
$J.P$
Version: 1.0
Version: 1.0
I was waiting for this app from day one iPhone came out. But it's finally made it I guess apple approval took bunch of time lol really nice app love. Great work apple
Love it
DJ Archer
Version: 1.0
Version: 1.0
I'm the first review! Congrats to Apple for coming out with their own store application. It's beautiful and exactly what customers want and expect. I'm excited to order my iPhone 4 on it and make Genius Bar appointments.
Expecting Apple's Signature Design
Carbonrain
Version: 1.0
Version: 1.0
Store is down for now, but once up, I bet we can expect Apple's sleek UI, coupled with the backend reliability.
Finally
Kmoney1987351047
Version: 1.0
Version: 1.0
I thought of this years ago...much easier than going to the apple website
Great app
Jason Panagiotes
Version: 1.0
Version: 1.0
Everything about your local Apple store at your fingertips.
This is gonna be awesome
MBPtouch
Version: 1.0
Version: 1.0
This will make life so much easier. Thanks apple!
Amazing
Rehman s
Version: 1.0
Version: 1.0
The apple store at your finger tips, simply amazing! Awesome idea!
FINALLY!!!
musicplusmac
Version: 1.0
Version: 1.0
I can finally access the apple store from my iPhone!! Accessing the apple store website in safari on the iPhone was always so slow but now I just need to tap this app to access the store and make purchases!!!
Best app
applenick3
Version: 1.0
Version: 1.0
The new apple store app is one of the best constructed apps I have ever seen.
Holy Awesomeness!!
ybfree
Version: 1.0
Version: 1.0
It took a long time but it was worth the wait! Two thumbs up!
Done now but great idea comes...
justice15
Version: 1.0
Version: 1.0
Haven't been able to use it yet because the store is down. I wonder why?
Like it
elementmindfreak
Version: 1.0
Version: 1.0
Pretty dang cool! Very convenient!
Great concept
Ydna09
Version: 1.0
Version: 1.0
Great concept now only needs to work, store is overwhelmed with iPhone 4 orders so the app isn't working.
