The big day is here.
Sept. 19 has been circled on the calendar of Apple enthusiasts who woke up in the middle of the night last week to pre-order the new iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus. Others have spent days camped outside Apple stores for a chance to be one of the first customers to purchase the new smartphones when the doors open at 8 a.m. local time all across the United States.
Apple said a limited supply of phones will be available in its stores for walk-in customers today — but they’ll likely go fast.
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The devices, which boast larger screens, are so popular since their unveiling last week that they have broken all iPhone pre-order sales records. More than 4 million pre-orders for the phones were placed when they went on sale last Friday, according to Apple.
The iPhones are also in high demand from mobile carriers, many of whom projected delivery dates stretching into October.
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