Just for a day, an "Apple Store" showed off neither phones nor computers but actual Apples. To celebrate its 1,000th anniversary last month, London's Borough Market turned a section of its indoor shopping hall into a display of 1,000 different apple varieties. The exhibition also marked the market's "Apple Day," a festival honoring the end of the harvest. It was up for just one day, on October 26. The display, called a "Real Apple Store," was built in the style of an Apple retail store, includin...
Just for a day, an "Apple Store" showed off neither phones nor computers but actual Apples. To celebrate its 1,000th anniversary last month, London's Borough Market turned a section of its indoor shopping hall into a display of 1,000 different apple varieties. The exhibition also marked the market's "Apple Day," a festival honoring the end of the harvest. It was up for just one day, on October 26. The display, called a "Real Apple Store," was built in the style of an Apple retail store, includin...
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