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'Orders From India': 2 Men Spend Nearly ₹1 Crore On 36 iPhones After Camping Overnight At Apple Store In Dubai

Apple’s latest iPhone launch has once again turned into a spectacle, with enthusiastic customers queuing outside stores in India and several countries to be among the first to get their hands on the new devices. From Mumbai, Delhi and Bengaluru to Dubai and Malaysia, long lines were reported outside Apple stores as buyers rushed to collect their pre-booked phones. But two customers in Dubai have…

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