“After more than six weeks of almost constant iPhone 3G shortages, Apple is finally known to be getting a grip on its retail supply and has virtually every model in stock everywhere,” Aidan Malley reports for AppleInsider.
“Research by analyst Ben Reitzes of Lehman Brothers reveals that, as of Tuesday evening, all US Apple retail stores had 16GB iPhones in either color ready to sell for the following morning — a feat which Apple hasn’t managed since Lehman first began canvassing the stores just days after the July 11th launch,” Malley reports.
“Even the 8GB model, which for several of the reports was often in the shortest reply, showed 99 percent availability across the electronics giant’s retail network,” Malley reports.
Full article, in which dipping iPod supply levels are discussed as possibly portending updates, here.
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