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It looks like Manchester (UK) will be getting its second Store in the future, a job listing has appeared on Apple’s retail site with the listed Arndale Centre. Although not far from the Trafford Centre. The Arndale Centre is in the midst of major renovation so no time scale is available for this particular Store.
Apple has announced that its Hingham Store will open tomorrow at 9:00am, the store is dubbed Apple Store Derby Street and for those of you unaware of what we’re going on about this is a store in Massachusetts.
As always the first 1000 through the stores will be given a Apple branded t-shirt and the usual sweepstake is up for grabs.
As always if your attending we want to hear your thoughts and if you got a camera get your pictures featured on World of Apple.
It has been confirmed by the Boston Globe newspaper that Apple is building a 4 story Flasgship Store in Boston.
The store will be positioned at 815 Bolyston Avenue, it is unclear how the store will look but it’ll certainly be very large having four stories. The build is a demolish and then build as the current space is taken by a two story building.
Apples upcoming Manhattan store will be the first to open 24 hours a day seven days a week. The store is already infamous for its mighty glass cube and position in the General Motors Building on Fifth Avenue and will reportedly have an iPod bar.
The store is expected to be complete in April and open in May.
Apple will open another Apple Store this weekend. Situated in Southern California theApple Store Irvine Spectrum will open at 10:00am with the usual celebrations.
As always if you’re attending we want to hear from you.
Apple is set to open the second Apple Store of 2006 this Saturday. The Garden State Plaza in New Jersey is the lucky candidate this time and the Grand Opening will begin at 10 am.
The usual things are going down, sweepstakes and 100 t-shirts.
If your attending we want to hear from you, we might give you a little pressie to show our thanks.
As you know World of Apple attended the Grand Opening of the Brent Cross Apple Store.
We arrived at around 8.15am to be greeted by a very small turn out, we placed ourselves in the queue at around the 30 position and began snapping away! At round twenty to nine things started happening, beats started pumping from the store and staff led out through the doors handing out Grand Opening Visitors Guides.
The queue must have grown to around 70 people at this point as the staff looped the queue again cheering and giving high fives. 9am came and we promptly led into the Store, we were given t-shirts and more Visitors Guides, the store is long and thin but they’ve managed to cram a lot in.
As you enter the store you have Intel iMacs to your right, iPods in the middle and a mixture of computers to your left (music based). As you move forward into the iLife section you have mini’s the right, iBooks in the middle and PowerBooks to the left.
The next section is home and pro with a mixture of PowerMacs and PowerBooks to the left and right and Intel iMacs in the middle, the next section is taken up mainly by the Studio and Genius Bar to your right with iPod and Mac accessories to your left and centre, naturally the final section is iPods in two stands with Software shelves on either side, the end of the store has a POS with 3 checkouts.
All in all a very nice store and a great Grand Opening environment even if it did lack in turnout.
Apple has confirmed that it will open its 5th retail in the UK on Saturday, the Grand Opening is scheduled for 9:00am on Saturday 28th January 2006.
World of Apple should be providing some coverage.
London’s second Apple retail store will open at the Brent Cross Shopping Centre on Saturday January 28th at 9.00 am — and you’re invited to help us celebrate. Throughout Grand Opening Month, we’ll host a variety of in-store presentations, demonstrations and workshops — all free of charge.
Apple EasyPay system is reportedly becoming a major part in the Apple Retail Store experience. Over the holiday season the system was used to help process the mass orders for iPods. The area was nicknamed iPod Express and only last week was criticised by ifoAppleStore.
So it appears that the wireless and paperless ordering system will continue and should hopefully improve the service in some of the bigger stores.
