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Global iPhone Stock Tracker Expands Operations to Tokyo and Dubai

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 1

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What happened

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A global stock tracker, Daryl's iPhone Stock Checker, was launched by a businessman from Bury to monitor in-store iPhone availability across 27 countries. The service checks Apple’s in-store pickup availability every 30 seconds and has expanded to operate in 181 cities, including Tokyo and Dubai. The tool is free to use, though higher-tier subscriptions offer advanced alerts for £3.99 a month.

From burytimes.co.uk

Why it matters

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The tracker provides real-time data on product availability, which influences consumer purchasing decisions for high-demand electronics. The service operates independently of Apple and provides users with tools to plan purchases and avoid queues.

From burytimes.co.uk

Who's involved

TokyoA major operational city where the stock tracker is now active.
DubaiA major operational city where the stock tracker is now active.

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Coverage

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Oct 1burytimes.co.uk