Apple unveiled iPhone Duo with October shelves. [1] This paper already printed Thursday's hands-on beside a stock that did not wow. A review table is not a carrier drop. Print October. Do not print in-pocket.

Reuters asked who a $1,999 foldable is for. [1] That is a demand question, not a ship-today notice. Tom's Guide nailing a crease does not move the calendar. The 18 Pro is not the foldable. Print two products. Print not shipping today.

Print October. A hands-on is still a hands-on, not October brought forward.
Leave a named ship-today notice to the edition that owns a named ship-today notice.
A month on the shelf is a window, not a day. Thursday holds the window.
Thursday is not a pocket day.

October covers a multitude of supply sins; every delay hides inside the month. Carriers will narrow it to weeks. Thursday has only the month.

Months contain multitudes of delays; windows hold them all. Thursday's window is October. Pockets wait outside it.

Outside pockets wait; Thursday has only the month. Carriers will narrow weeks later. No ship-today notice.

Thursday's window is October. Pockets wait outside it. No ship-today notice.

Shelf talk stays a month, not a day, and not a pocket. The $1,999 foldable is still waiting on October, not on a carrier tonight. Hands-on notes do not advance the month. Two Apple names still need two sentences on this page.
No ship-today notice. October is still the shelf month. Hands-on notes do not advance the month.

No ship-today notice. October is still the shelf month. Hands-on notes do not advance the month.

-- THEO KAPLAN, San Francisco