They say the more the merrier, the same applies to Apple outlets too.
On Friday (28 Jun), The Straits Times reported that the company will open their second outlet at Jewel Changi Airport on 13 July.
We’re still waiting for Apple updates about the store’s interior and offerings, but here’s what we know so far.
As usual, Apple fans can expect Apple iPhones, iPads, Macbook and accessories.
Here’s to hoping that you can get a hands-on preview of the famous cheese grater-shaped Mac Pro soon as well.
Apple’s Orchard Road outlet offers hands-on sessions about photography, videography, music, design and coding. While we haven’t received any information about their creative sessions at Jewel Changi yet, it’s something we might be able to look forward to.
For example, their coding-related programs let participants program robots, develop app concepts and make app prototypes.
Apple fans who want to learn digital art can learn Procreate or draw anime characters at their art and design lessons.
You’ve undoubtedly explored Jewel Changi stores and visited the jaw-dropping rain vortex — and now you can do it again with Apple products in hand.
According to The Straits Times, Apple’s program The Magic of Jewel Changi Airport Photo Walk will let visitors explore Jewel’s attractions.
The Photo Walk will teach participants how to use the iPhone or iPad for taking pictures and videos of Jewel Changi’s parks and gardens. Those who want to get more likes and shares on the ‘gram might learn the art of capturing cinematic shots.
Apple’s second outlet is scheduled to open on 13 July.
We bet that the brand will release more details about the new outlet soon so stay tuned for more updates.
While we’ve visited their first store at Orchard Road, we’re wondering whether their Jewel Changi outlet will live up to our expectations.
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