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What went down at the Sanlitun Apple Store in Beijing, China?

9to5mac: "According to my friend who was at the Sanlitun Apple Store when the incident took place, there were dozens of resellers outside the store trying to get the white iPhone 4, they were told to wait in line and was not allowed to go inside. Resellers got pissed and smashed the glass door, which costs about 300,000RMB or 46,000USD, according to an apple employee at the store".

Speed-Racer4976d ago

Pathetic really how people get so violent over a product. I know people get antsy about new products but this is just beyond reasonable.

Must have been tempered glass for it to cost that much.

KingLizzle4976d ago

Yeah, that's just ridiculous. It's only a phone for goodness sake!

Techsmith4976d ago

It's not just a phone....It's the "God" phone.

Techsmith4976d ago

And they say Android fans are bad, this is definitely an iFail.

TheMrMadzen4975d ago

Dude.....IT'S WHITE!!!!......-_-

michass84976d ago

apple should invest in security and build the moat around the factory and stores :)

cheetorb4975d ago

Good old consumerism. What a great brainwash. Buy this so you can be happy, cool, accepted, normal, envied, admired...just a load of sh*t that people buy up and eat like ice cream.

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Leaks Show That iPhone 12 Series Design Could Look Similar To iPhone 4

According to Apple, they are working on making exterior design of iPhone 12 better. Jin Store has got the drawings as well as the moulds from case makers.

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KGI: Apple to revamp iPhone lineup in 2017 w/ iPhone 4-like design, AMOLED screen, 5.8-inch model

Reliable Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo at KGI Securities has today issued a new note in which he says that Apple will entirely revamp its iPhone lineup come 2017. According to Kuo, Apple in 2017 will release a new iPhone with glass casing and an AMOLED display. This somewhat contradicts an earlier note from the analyst that said Apple was aiming for an AMOLED iPhone by 2018.

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History of the iPhone

iSquad Repair's Gabe Carey explores the vast history of Apple's iPhone hardware iterations, beginning with the original iPhone and ending with the rumors surrounding iPhone 6.

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