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The first iPhone 18 Pro preorders are reaching customers

The first iPhone 18 Pro preorders are reaching customers as Apple's latest flagship rolls out worldwide. Queues at Apple The Exchange TRX in Kuala Lumpur as the iPhone 18 Pro goes on sale - image credit: Apple. Apple opened iPhone 18 Pro preorders on September 12, ahead of its September 18 release. Customers in the earliest time zones are now among the first to receive their new devices.…

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