Apple online store back online following iPhone 12 release event

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The Apple online store is back online following October's "Hi, Speed," Apple event, boasting new pages for the iPhone 12 line, the new HomePod Mini, and many MagSafe accessories.

Hours before its "Hi, Speed" event, Apple took down its online retail page in preparation for the introduction of new products, including the iPhone 12 line. Following the event, Apple brought the page back up to offer a closer look at their upcoming products.

While not available for purchase, there are now product pages for Apple's new iPhone 12 and iPhone 12 Pro lines, which serve to give prospective customers a look at features and pricing.

Customers who have a product to trade-in will be able to see the discounts they can receive, and those who have the Apple Card will be able to check out financing options.

Several new MagSafe products are currently available to view in the Apple online store as well, including a MagSafe Silicone Case, MagSafe Clear Case, MagSafe Charger, iPhone Leather Wallet.

Also live is Apple's new HomePod Mini product page, though the product will not be available to preorder until November 6, with shipments expected to start on November 16.

tokyojimu

Imagine if Amazon had to take down their store every time they added new products. 

Mike Wuerthele

tokyojimu said:

Imagine if Amazon had to take down their store every time they added new products. 

Apple doesn't have to. They frequently don't with PR-released hardware. 

It is as much for publicity as anything else.

Beats

tokyojimu said:

Imagine if Amazon had to take down their store every time they added new products. 

If Apple didn't, then people would bi*** that they just bought a product that was updated 5 minutes later. No one cares about Amazon that much.

gerard

Finally a wireless charging option I may use; as it will allow me to still be able to use the phone while it charges.