Apple Introduces Complimentary Two-Hour Delivery for the Holiday Season
As anticipated, Apple has rolled out a apple-tv-shines-bright-multiple-shows-nominated-for-golden-globe-glory/” title=”Apple TV+ Shines Bright: Multiple Shows Nominated for Golden Globe Glory!”>complimentary two-hour delivery service on select eligible products ordered through December 24 in various regions. This promotion is applicable to items such as the iPhone, iPad, Mac, Apple Watch, AirPods, Apple TV, and Beats.
Free two-hour delivery is being offered in many metropolitan areas of the U.S. and Canada for purchases made via Apple’s online platform until December 24. Deliveries will be handled by local courier services such as Uber Eats directly from nearby Apple retail locations at a time chosen during checkout. Typically, this expedited delivery service carries a fee of $9.
Additional Delivery Options Available
In Australia as well, customers can benefit from free three-hour delivery until December 24.
Extended Return Policies for Holiday Shoppers
This holiday season also sees an extension of Apple’s return policy in effect. For instance, consumers in the U.S. who buy most products from November 8 to December 25 will have until January 8, 2025 to return those items.
The Latest Updates From Apple
- New Features with iOS Update: The recent release of iOS version 18.2 introduces advanced integration of AI features into the new iPhone models—specifically the iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 16—enhancing image generation capabilities alongside other visual intelligence improvements.
- Cessation of Hardware Subscription Plans: Recent reports indicate that Apple has ceased plans for its anticipated hardware subscription service allowing users to “subscribe” for an annual upgrade on their devices after previous speculation arose back in early discussions (Mark Gurman).
- $30K Innovative Camera Launch: Blackmagic has unveiled its URSA Cine Immersive camera priced at $30K designed specifically to capture immersive video content geared towards Vision Pro users; pre-orders are now being accepted with deliveries commencing towards late Q1 of next year.
- A Look Back at Controversies: Today marks eleven years since the launch of Apple’s Mac Pro model often referred to as the “trashcan,” which faced much scrutiny due to its distinct cylindrical design that altered perceptions about Mac’s aesthetic appeal during that era.
- A Glimpse Ahead into Next Year:The coming year looks promising for Apple fans with rumors pointing toward exciting product releases such as new iterations of their flagship phones and innovative smart home technologies expected by fans eagerly anticipating more advancements.