Tim Cook says Happy Diwali
  • Apple CEO Tim Cook wished everyone a Happy Diwali
  • He shared a brilliant picture shot on the latest iPhone 12 Pro Max

Tim Cook, the current Chief Executive Officer of Apple wished everyone at the colossal Indian Festival, Diwali. On Twitter, Tim Cook granted to great news, “Wishing everyone a Happy Diwali! May the light of this festival bring warmth, prosperity, and happiness to you and your families. This magnificent photo was #ShotOniPhone12ProMax by Rohit Vohra (IG: rohit_apf)”.

Apparently, the image he shared on Twitter is clicked by an iPhone 12 Max customer from India, Rohit Vohra. iPhone 12 Pro Max bargain began on thirteenth November in India. The picture he shared gas some diyas with superb blooms. The association did incredibly incredible arrangements in India regardless of the current pandemic situation in India.

2020 has been a phenomenal year for Apple in India since they did exceptionally extraordinary arrangements in India and made a huge load of advantages. Tim Cook, the CEO, made an extraordinary notification of Indian Sales at the association’s overall benefit call last month. The CEO seemed, by all accounts, to be amazingly happy ensuing to looking at bargains in India.

This occurred because of the dispatch of an Online Store in India. In October, Apple opened an Online Store in India to show up at more customers in India. This is the main online store of Apple in Quite some time. The Indian purchasers gave an uncommon response to the dispatch of the Online Store in India.

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