Apple is already preparing its stores for the arrival of the iPhone 15!

While all eyes are still on the iPhone 14 and iPhone 14 Pro released in September, it seems that Apple already imagines experiencing some success with its next generation of high-end mobiles. Employees of an Apple Store located in the British city ofMilton Keyneshave indeed received particularly interesting instructions…

These instruct them not to take leave during the period from September 152023to October 7 of the same year, the same for the range between December 2, 2023 and the beginning of January 2024. A calendar which, obviously, is reminiscent of the usual release date of the standard bearers of the Apple firm.

Sales could take off

Although it is difficult to know precisely from whom these recommendations come, the aim would be to ensure that we can deal with “high velocity moments“. Which could of course result inmass ordersnew iPhones, once again beating the record obtained by previous versions.

In general, however, Apple only communicates this type of advice at the last minute. Doing it this early may mean that the group is fully expecting to face amuch greater demandthan before. A setback for all those who felt that the iPhone 15 would only be a simple update of the iPhone 14, the latter having brought something new with theDynamic Islandin 2022. Remember that the manufacturer has a habit of signing major improvements only every two generations.

Nothing in France

The note to employees, distributed internally, may have only affected one store located in the United Kingdom according to information fromMacRumors. There is no indication that an identical memo also affected the French or American addresses of La Pomme. Most of the time, however, when sales are good in London the situation is similar across the Atlantic and in France.

In 2023, the iPhone 15 couldall abandon the notchfor the benefit of the punch found on the iPhone 14 Pro. The photo capabilities of mobiles could also become more efficient, thanks toso-called “periscope” lenseson which the subcontractors work.