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Duo Shelves Remain October

TL;DR

Reuters filed October availability at the Ternus event; Sunday is not a ship day.

MSM Perspective

Reuters filed October. Sunday does not move the month.

X Perspective

Feeds treat an unveiling as a product in stores.

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] Sunday, September 13, 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 Sunday shelf is in fetched copy.

October is a month. Sunday recap that puts Duo on a shelf today is a feed, not Reuters.
No Sunday store photo is in Cupertino copy, so October remains the shelf month.
No update arrived today, so the earlier line governs.
Sunday is not October.
Shelves remain October, not a Sunday aisle.
Monday can recap; Sunday cannot ship.
October is weeks away, and rumor season fills every one of them: prices, colors, ship weeks. None of it carries a source. The month stands because Reuters filed it.

Sourceless rumors fill weeks; sourced months hold. Sunday holds October. Rumors fill nothing.

Nothing filled by rumor ships; Sunday cannot. Reuters named October. The 18 Pro is already on September shelves.

Sourceless rumors fill weeks; sourced months hold. Sunday holds October. Sunday cannot ship.

September 13 is not a Duo aisle. Reuters still puts shelves in October, while 18 Pro is already on sale. A keynote does not stock a store. Rumor colors and mystery weeks have no source worth printing.
September 13 is not a Duo aisle. A keynote does not stock a store. Sunday cannot ship.

September 13 is not a Duo aisle. A keynote does not stock a store. Sunday cannot ship.

-- DAVID CHEN, Beijing

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