During the day on Friday the Apple company launched iPhone 6 in South Korea and of course the terminal was awaited by long queues outside the stores of its local partners, who braved the rain to buy the new product. Among them was a Santa Claus hired by a local partner, who had the role of managing the queue in front of that store to make sure everyone was waiting quietly to buy a terminal.
In this photo by Ahn Young-joon, a phone store worker dressed as Santa Claus keeps customers in line as they wait to buy Apple's iPhone 6, in Seoul, South Korea.
In South Korea iPhone 6 and 6 iPhone Plus they generated sales more than 4 times higher than Samsung Galaxy Note 4, Samsung's latest high-end smartphone, and that says a lot about the preferences of local users vis-à-vis a company in the country. The iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus were launched in nearly 30 countries on Friday, with the handsets hard to find in stores due to high demand in China.
