Today, iPhone 8 began to be sold in the "first wave countries". An amazing thing, but this time - no queues length of hundreds of meters from Apple stores is not observed. Some kind of excitement was only in Singapore, where about 50 people gathered at the doors of the flagship store of the corporation.

As noted in The Sun, in the morning at the main London store in Regent Street, there were seven people who pre-ordered the iPhone 8. But around them were crowded several photographers, three policemen and four guards. There was a group from a couple of dozen people who came for a novelty.

In other shops in the British capital was even calmer. At the store on Covent Garden, for example, shortly before the opening and at all, no one was. At the other end of the world, in Sydney, Apple's flagship store has collected less than 30 people, although usually at the start of sales of the new iPhone hundreds of people spend the night here. From the US news about the excitement yet, too.