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What's up with all us Floridians?

Another one here too in Palm Beach area. I didn't preorder cause I wasn't totally sold on the iPhone and wanted to check it out. But now I am interested. This weekend had a good bit of availability. I could have gotten one on Saturday or Sunday (64 GB on ATT). But didn't pull the trigger cause I was unsure about the whole Next thing. Nothing came up today, but not really surprised as I am sure they got no shipments last night. Tonight we will have to see I guess if any updates/inventory comes out. On the weekends both times I checked stock around 5:30 and 6 aM when I woke up. I did not do the whole 12-1-2-3 aM checking. Lol. Stock was available and on Sunday actually remained so till about 10:30 or so.
 
I went to my local mall where they had a line of people purchasing iphone 6's. I asked and was told no t-mobile version were in-stock, and that I could not purchase an AT&T version off contract at this time. The lady literally said "yes we well them off-contract, but not today." Has anyone else experienced this at their retail apple store?
 
Suprisingly, there's a whole bunch of Verizon 6+ 64GB Silvers available in the New England area, but I want Space Gray :mad: :(
 
I just registered an account here to send you a PM too but I'm seeing there is a restriction to send PMs from new accounts. I'm too trying to see if there is stock near me but the webpage is really slow. I found the webpage that you are refering to (xx availabilitySearch?parts xx) but I'm getting a lot of information in the output and I wasn't able to strip it and make a simply bash script with curl or a php page with what I need.

Do you have something for that already done or can pinpoint how to parse that output? I'm guessing that if you were able to create an app for this you may have done this too, who knows :)

Here's a PHP script that parses it:
http://pastie.org/private/c3hh1hum8fgfgc5moq4g
 
Anyone seen 6+ space grey 64GB ATT in DFW area? Been checking since last night but haven't seen anything yet.

No not since yesterday around 1030am. I'm in Tulsa area and was willing to drive to Dallas yesterday. From what others have said in this thread earlier, it's probably due to apple not getting anything from FedEx/ups on Sunday since they don't deliver. I imagine tonight you'll see some pop up.
 
No not since yesterday around 1030am. I'm in Tulsa area and was willing to drive to Dallas yesterday. From what others have said in this thread earlier, it's probably due to apple not getting anything from FedEx/ups on Sunday since they don't deliver. I imagine tonight you'll see some pop up.

I hope so. Good luck to you too.
 
Hehe. If it's an iOS app, any chance of dropping the XCode project into Dropbox somewhere? I know I can do it on my own, I just don't have time this week. Too much going on after work.

Ha! I just PM'd with the same question. Curious to hear either way. Thanks.

Ok, so two parts:
1. a PHP script that actually pulls from Apple and reformats the feed to make it more digestible. I did this externally because I didn't feel like fighting Swift to parse complex JSON. I was hosting this on an internal server, so you'll have to toss it somewhere.
http://pastie.org/private/c3hh1hum8fgfgc5moq4g

2. Here's the Xcode project. You'll need to replace the URL in APIController.swift with wherever you put the PHP script above.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/ovresoglewyvdhp/iPhoneChecker.zip?dl=0

None of this is guaranteed to be useful or bug free or with any kind of warranty. This was just something I intended to use for myself, so the code is not perfect, there are barely any comments, and I've only tested it with one device. Good luck.
 
Ok, so two parts:
1. a PHP script that actually pulls from Apple and reformats the feed to make it more digestible. I did this externally because I didn't feel like fighting Swift to parse complex JSON. I was hosting this on an internal server, so you'll have to toss it somewhere.
http://pastie.org/private/c3hh1hum8fgfgc5moq4g

2. Here's the Xcode project. You'll need to replace the URL in APIController.swift with wherever you put the PHP script above.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/ovresoglewyvdhp/iPhoneChecker.zip?dl=0

None of this is guaranteed to be useful or bug free or with any kind of warranty. This was just something I intended to use for myself, so the code is not perfect, there are barely any comments, and I've only tested it with one device. Good luck.

Thanks!! This is amazing. I already modified for my zipcode with the devices I'm looking for. You are the best, thanks for sharing your code :)
 
Gotta good friend of mine who works in an apple store in new York and he tells me they aren't expecting tmobile 6 pluses for at least 2-3 weeks
 
Ok, so two parts:
1. a PHP script that actually pulls from Apple and reformats the feed to make it more digestible. I did this externally because I didn't feel like fighting Swift to parse complex JSON. I was hosting this on an internal server, so you'll have to toss it somewhere.
http://pastie.org/private/c3hh1hum8fgfgc5moq4g

2. Here's the Xcode project. You'll need to replace the URL in APIController.swift with wherever you put the PHP script above.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/ovresoglewyvdhp/iPhoneChecker.zip?dl=0

None of this is guaranteed to be useful or bug free or with any kind of warranty. This was just something I intended to use for myself, so the code is not perfect, there are barely any comments, and I've only tested it with one device. Good luck.

Thanks. So I know client code but am totally novice to php and hosting a script. How/where would I host this. Possible to just host from my Mac?
 
It works great :D

I put a model that is showing up on my store and the script is bringing it up correctly.
 
Thanks. So I know client code but am totally novice to php and hosting a script. How/where would I host this. Possible to just host from my Mac?

You can host it on any apache server running php. Apache and PHP are available in OS X, but I've never used the natively available server so I can't offer much guidance there. You'd also then have to open up your Mac on your network so that the iPhone could actually reach the php script.
 
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