iPhone Pre-Order Needs to Change

September 18, 2017 by joecodes Leave a Comment

I guess pre-order warnings will continue annually until things get better. MacWorld has a new article on how this process needs to change: How Apple can fix its awful pre-ordering system.

Apple has designed this system for maximum attention at the expense of its most loyal customers. And it needs to change.

I don’t think things have improved all that much from my own pre-order problems three years ago, but maybe now spread out a little with separate ordering windows for the two new iPhone models (8 and X).

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