Apple confirmed that it will soon open a new retail store at Square One Shopping Centre in Ontario, Canada but the opening date is yet to be announced.
The location is considered to be the largest mall in Ontario and the second largest in Canada.
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Apple Upgrades Store in Square One Shopping Centre
The Square One Shopping Centre is no stranger to the Apple Store as there had been already one previously. However, it seemed that the tech giant had planned to upgrade the location at the same mall.
The current store will be permanently closed once the new store opens. The mall has an outstanding record of 24 million customers every year. In 2009, Apple Square One was opened after the launch of the iPhone 3GS.
Apple has been busy revamping some of its old stores around the world. Likewise, the company is also opening multiple new stores globally. Previously, the company opened a new retail store in South Korea and hinted at the opening of the 48th Apple Store in China.
Apple Launches M3 Chip-Powered Devices Ahead of WWDC
Earlier this month, Apple unveiled the new MacBook Air models in two sizes: 13-inch and 15-inch. Both laptops are powered by the latest M3 chip which was previously introduced to MacBook Pro.
Last year, Apple announced its new chipset which featured M3, M3 Pro, and M3 Max. "The M3 family of chips features a next-generation GPU that represents the biggest leap forward in graphics architecture ever for Apple silicon," Apple stated during its introduction.
There were also rumors about the launch of the next-generation iPad Pro. It is expected that the models will also feature the M3 chip along with the OLED displays and a couple of design tweaks. Meanwhile, two M2 chip-powered iPad Air models could also dropped soon.
Aside from device upgrades and new retail stores, the tech giant is also pushing some changes amid the implementation of the Digital Markets Act in the European Union.
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