On June 24, 2010, hundreds lined up outside the O2 shop in Bournemouth to be among the first to purchase the iPhone 4. Early birds arrived as early as 4 a.m., with Tom Philpotts among the first ten customers, proudly admitting he hadn’t slept. Notable features like the “retina display” and sleek design attracted gadget enthusiasts, prompting O2 staff to provide refreshments for those waiting. As customers eagerly snagged their devices, Tom Wilton noted his early morning strategy had paid off, allowing him to get to work on time after a successful mission.
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