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Apple China site redesigned for Lunar New Year

February 4, 2022
Source: ilounge.com ilounge.com
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Apple’s official regional website for Chinese products and services have been updated to celebrate the Lunar New Year. Lunar New Year 2022 begins January 31 in China and ends February 15. The Cupertino-based company has also added new content to mark the occasion and highlight various related initiatives. At the front page is a tiger emoji that can be moved around, and this symbolizes the lunar sign of 2022- the Year of the Tiger. Also featured prominently are ‘ideal gifts’ that can be purchased, which includes a special engraving for AirPods Pro and various iPhone 13 and accessories. Showing on...
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