Apple's iPhone Duo is proving itself the catalyst that Jim Cramer said it would be
Preorders of Apple's iPhone Duo are proving Jim Cramer right, as early indications show strong demand.
CNBC reports: Preorders of Apple's iPhone Duo are proving Jim Cramer right, as early indications show strong demand.
This technology story centres on the United States. Names and organisations mentioned in the coverage include Duo, Jim Cramer and Preorders of Apple.
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