Bloomberg Talks
00:10:49 · Tim Stenovec, Mark Gurman, Caroline Hepker, Carol Massar
[00:10:49] S2: Or the patience. [00:10:51] S1: Or the patience to wait in line for it. People are trying to buy them through the Apple Store app, and the AI bots are taking these things very quickly, 30 seconds, 60 seconds, 15 seconds, and it's hard for consumers to get their hands on it. [00:11:06] S3: We have to wrap with you in 10 seconds, Mark, but when do you think it won't be an issue where somebody can just go and get one if they want one? [00:11:14] S1: February, March. Okay. [00:11:17] S2: Mark your calendar, Carol. Well, just have a little patience. Got to update this iPhone 13 Pro that I have. [00:11:22] S0: Yeah, you do kind of. I would. Mark Gurman, thank you. We know it's busy time for you. We really appreciate it. Mark Gurman, he's Bloomberg News Managing Editor for Global Consumer Tech, joining us out there from the LA Bureau. As we continue to watch Apple, little changed here in the aftermarket. We're just... Not quite. A little bit more than 10 minutes away from the start of the call with analysts and investors. So as we know, guidance for the December quarter. This is going to be important, what we hear. And also what they say about China and also about the services business slowing down. [00:11:53] S3: Yeah, and look for those headlines at about 5.30 Wall Street time. That's when you typically find them from Apple.