Apple is beginning to increase staffing at its U.S. Retail Stores. This follows reports that the same is occurring in the U.K. as well. Is this to prepare for the long-awaited iPhone 5 launch?
If you were disappointed with Apple's "Back to School" $100 iTunes Gift Card offering, worry not - because Best Buy may be able to help out. According to a recent article, the retailer is offering $100 Best Buy vouchers to the same qualifying customers, provided they ask for the offer in-store.
Apple has officially launched its “Back to School” promotion, which usually sees Mac-buying students receive a free iPod touch. However, this year the Cupertino, CA company has abandoned free iPods in favor of $100 iTunes Gift Cards.
According to previous reports, today should be the day Apple’s “Back to School” promotion kicks-off in US Apple Stores, at least. The offering? From what we’ve heard, if students buy a Mac, they get a free $100 iTunes Gift Card.
According to a recent article, Apple’s annual “Back to School” promotion could launch this Wednesday. However, instead of offering Mac-buying students a free iPod touch (or money off another model), this year, Apple will reportedly offer a $100 iTunes Gift Card, instead.
iPhone 4s should soon be officially available in Apple Stores across the US.
While many of us expected Apple's "Back to School" promotion to coincide with the 10th anniversary of the company's retail stores, we've yet to see the famous "buy a Mac, get a free iPod" offer launch. However, @ChronicWire - a new, supposedly legitimate source for Apple information - claims the promotion will launch on Wednesday.
Apple's "Back to School" promotion could be announced at WWDC, according to a recent report. Furthermore, the company is rumored to be planning on offering a $200 iPad discount as part of the program, along with free and discounted iPod models.
Apple's famous "Back to School" promotion, which offers Mac-buying students a free iPod touch, will likely begin again soon.
No matter the class or what grade you're in, if you have an iPhone or iPod Touch there are some great apps to help get through the term in one piece.
