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Apple launched pre‑orders for the iPhone Duo on Friday, despite known manufacturing constraints. Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman called the decision a "major mistake," noting the company prioritized early market entry over inventory readiness. The launch expanded to more than seventy countries simultaneously, with shipping estimates slipping to around January twenty‑five for most regions. Apple typically underpromises and overdelivers on delivery dates, so some customers may see their shipping estimates adjusted slightly. The move disappointed early adopters eager to secure the new device, highlighting tensions between product strategy and supply chain realities.

By Lauren B. | JQJO News