Apple Sales Reps Will Know A Lot About The iPhone 4S - And Now You Can Too

Millions of buyers will make iPhone 4S purchases next week without once asking an Apple representative a question about the new handset. Still, when the questions do come, Apple will be ready.  9 To 5 Mac has uncovered internal documents being used to explain the iPhone 4S to their employees, so they can explain it to you.

A document entitled, “First Look – iPhone 4S,” details those “key messages” each sales representative should get across to each buyer. These include information about the iPhone 4S’s new camera and optics, dual-core A5 chip, iOS 5, Siri, and iCloud. In addition, the document offers directions to provide customers with quick demonstrations on the new camera, iOS 5 and Siri. For example, with Siri sales reps are supposed to press and hold the iPhone 4S’s home button and ask “What can you do?” and “Do I need an umbrella night.” Apple employees will also be armed with directions to sell the company’s new Cards app, iWork for iOS, iPod touch, and the iPod nano.

 

We’ve included links to each document here: Selling The iPhone 4S iWork for iOS Cards App iPod nano iPod touch So, when an Apple employee asks Siri to tell you the weather using an iPhone 4S, you'll know exactly why they are doing it! As a reminder, the iPhone 4S arrives in the U.S., Australia, Canada, France, Germany, Japan and the U.K. beginning Friday, October 14. By the end of October (likely October 28), the new phone will arrive in 22 more countries. These include: Austria, Belgium, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Mexico, Netherlands, Norway, Singapore, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden and Switzerland.

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