Published
The line at New York City's flagship Apple store for the new iPhone 6S was much shorter than it was in previous iPhone launches. CNET's Bridget Carey looks at why and the impact of new carrier plans.
- Category
- Tech News
Sign in or sign up to post comments.
Be the first to comment
Up Next
Autoplay
-
02:59
CNET Update - Pebble Time smartwatch breaks Kickstarter records
-
02:59
CNET Update - This is a $10,000 iPhone
-
01:53
Apple reports decline in iPhone sales (CNET Update)
-
02:53
CNET Update - iPhone hack can bypass password
-
02:58
CNET Update - Pebble Time rocks Steel design, BlackBerry struts old-school slider
-
02:56
CNET Update - Paying to skip iPhone 5S launch lines
-
02:45
CNET Update - Digesting the new iPhone 6S upgrade payment plans
-
02:24
CNET Update - Outcry over iPhone 'Error 53' and bad USB Type-C cables
-
02:27
Apple strikes again at FBI. What's next in the iPhone-hack battle? (CNET Update)
-
01:32
iPhone 7 launch leaves some fans disappointed (CNET Update)
-
01:42
Does iPhone 7 have a hissing problem? (CNET Update)
-
02:52
CNET Update - Apple Watch launch won't be like the iPhone's
-
02:58
CNET Update - iPhone owners beware of fake-app attack
-
02:53
CNET Update - iPhone sales records and 3D printing in space
-
04:26
Apple iPhone 8 launch day: Still no shortage of long lines
-
02:56
CNET Update - iPhone 5C preorder calm before the 5S storm
-
01:34
Go Google "A Long Time Ago in a Galaxy Far Far Away" Right Now - GS News Update
-
01:30
Apple ordered to stop selling iPhone 6, 6 Plus in Beijing (CNET Update)
-
02:18
Time to quit Yahoo? Site reportedly spied on emails for US government (CNET Update)
-
02:52
CNET Update - Apple joins the iPhone trade-in game
-
03:17
iPhone 7: So long, headphone jack; hello, AirPods (CNET News)
-
03:01
CNET Update - Apple's event could be time for more than a Watch
Loading...