Apple unveiled iPhone Duo last Tuesday with October shelves in the Reuters file. [1] This paper already printed October on this page. Sunday is not a ship day. An unveiling is not a delivery. Print not shipping. Do not print in-pocket.
No Sunday ship notice is in Cupertino copy, so Duo is not shipping today and October remains the shelf month.
Not shipping today is still not shipping. Sunday recap that puts Duo in a pocket is a feed, not October.
No carrier ship-today notice is in Sunday's Apple stack.
Sunday's wires carry no ship-today notice; the desk leaves the line where it found it.
October already named the shelves.
Sunday is not a carrier drop.
Sunday is not a pocket day.
Carriers announce ship weeks, not keynote slides. Until a carrier speaks, October is the only sourced month. Sunday's copy contains no carrier.
Keynote applause fades; carrier calendars decide. Sunday's calendar is empty. October decides later.
Empty calendars hold; Sunday's holds. Holding emptiness is the update. Carriers speak first.
Keynote slides are not ship weeks. Applause does not print a tracking number. Carriers still have not spoken.
iPhone Duo is still an October shelf item after last Tuesday's unveiling. Cupertino and the carriers issued no Sunday ship-today notice. Slides are not tracking numbers. Pockets stay empty until a carrier names a week.
iPhone Duo is still an October shelf item. No Sunday ship-today notice. Slides are not tracking numbers.
Sunday named no ship-today. Slides are not tracking numbers. No Sunday ship-today notice.
Sunday named no ship-today. Slides are not tracking numbers. No Sunday ship-today notice.
-- THEO KAPLAN, San Francisco