Reuters filed iPhone Duo as pricier than 18 Pro at Ternus's first event, with shelves in the October copy this paper has been carrying. [1] Saturday, September 12, is not October. An unveiling is not a ship. 18 Pro is not the foldable. Print October. Do not print in-store today. No Apple store photo of Duo on a Saturday shelf is in fetched copy.

October is a month. Saturday recap that puts Duo on a shelf today is a feed, not Reuters.
No Saturday store photo is in Cupertino copy, so October remains the shelf month.
Stocking calendars ignore weekends; shelves fill on schedule, not on rumor. Saturday's schedule holds.
Saturday is not October.
Shelves remain October, not a Saturday aisle.

Monday can recap; Saturday cannot ship.
September shelves hold the 18 Pro; October's belong to the foldable. Saturday's stores contain neither Duo nor news of it. The calendar does the stocking.

Held schedules hold; Saturday's holds. Holding is the update. Rumors stock nothing.

Rumors stock nothing; Saturday's stores have the 18 Pro, not Duo. October does the stocking. Monday can recap.

Saturday cannot ship a foldable. The 18 Pro is on the shelf. October does the rest.

September 12 is not a stocking month for Duo. Reuters put shelves in October and 18 Pro as the cheaper phone. No store photograph of the foldable sits in Saturday's fetch. 18 Pro can be on an aisle; Duo cannot.
Saturday is not a stocking month for Duo. October does the rest. The 18 Pro is on the shelf.

Saturday's shelves file 18 Pro, not Duo. Duo cannot sit on an aisle this weekend. October still owns the foldable.

-- DAVID CHEN, Beijing