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RIM responds to reports of poor PlayBook sales, high return rate at major retailer

By: |May 20th, 2011 at 03:50PM
Filed Under: Exclusives, Tablets
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RIM just reached out to us with a statement regarding our post from this morning in which we reported that a big box retailer provided us with information surrounding BlackBerry PlayBook sales and returns. RIM’s response is as follows:The source of the reported comment is anonymous and unknown to RIM, but the comment is certainly inconsistent with the positive feedback we have received from our main retail partners. As previously indicated, RIM will provide a business update on BlackBerry PlayBook resul...

Apple Store to eliminate restocking fees, configure new Mac purchases

By: |Jan 10th, 2011 at 09:01AM
Filed Under: Retail, Rumors
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According to two unconfirmed reports from Apple blog 9 to 5 Mac, Apple will be changing two key policies at its Apple Store retail locations. First, the blog reports that Apple plans to do away with its restocking fees beginning tomorrow, January 11th. Currently, Apple charges a 10% restocking fee to customers returning non-defective products purchased purchased from an Apple Store location. Moving forward, according to the report, Apple will no longer require that a fee be paid when returning functional prod...

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Leaked: Apple’s internal iPhone 4 antenna troubleshooting procedures

By: |Jun 29th, 2010 at 04:35PM
Filed Under: Apple, Exclusives, Handsets, iOS
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The antenna issues plaguing the iPhone 4 have infuriated many iPhone users (and rightfully so), but have you ever wondered how Apple is training its employees to deal with the fiasco? Well thanks to one of our Apple connects, we now know the exact procedures AppleCare reps must follow when dealing with any reception complaints regarding the iPhone 4. Hit the jump to check them out. (more…)

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AT&T HTC Pure getting reallocated due to slow sales?

By: |Feb 22nd, 2010 at 11:29AM
Filed Under: AT&T, Exclusives, Favorites, Handsets, HSDPA, HTC, Windows Mobile
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We just received a heads up that the above document is being circulated within AT&T locations, and in short, it seems as if the HTC Pure isn’t selling so well. We have been told that the reallocation of stock from corporate store locations to the Device Management group definitely means something is up, though without any quality-related issues with the return, we can only assume it’s due to the unit’s less-than-stellar sales performance. One of our other AT&T connects confirmed this...