Apple’s online stores globally now allow customers to buy more than ten devices per customer just days after changing the checkout procedure amid a coronavirus pandemic.
Apple is apparently working on much deeper integration of relevant Apple Store information for its Apple Maps services in the upcoming iOS 14 update.
A new banner posted on Apple’s US website cautions customers that “our retail stores are closed until further notice”.
Apple in yesterday’s announcement officially detailed proactive measures it’s taking in response to the global coronavirus COVID-19 pandemic.
Due to the nationwide coronavirus crisis, Apple has decided to cancel all “Today at Apple” sessions across its retail stores in Italy until further notice.
Apple is temporarily closing one of its retail stores in Italy, acting on orders from the Italian government which has experienced the worst COVID-19 spread in Europe thus far.
Some stores are operating under limited hours, however.
The tech giant has said it will continue to monitor the situation and re-open its brick-and-mortar retail stores in the country “as soon as possible.”
Apple’s next pick-and-mortar store in Italy is opening this spring on Rome’s historic Via del Corso, which is the famous shopping street in the heart of the city.
According to the announcement, purchasing an eligible product on January 2 will earn Japanese customers an Apple Store gift card for up to 24,000 yen.
Apple is scheduled to open a brand new brick-and-mortar store in Kawasaki, Japan this coming Saturday, December 14, marking its tenth store opening in the 127 million people country.
The double Daily Cash promotion runs until December 31 and is limited to customers who live in the United States, the only country where Apple Card is currently available.
