There is a limit imposed on iPhone buyers on launch day. According to Apple's announcement, they will be setting a "two iPhones per person" rule during launch day, to assure that there's enough units for everyone. And in addition, the Cupertino-based company also iterated that the purchases are on a first-come, first-serve basis.

Apple has also announced that the official online store would not only provide a way to purchase an iPhone and in some way avoid the crowds at any one of their 164 outlets nationwide, but it will also track the availability of the iPhone in those branches. The iPhone availability check should be up by 9 p.m. EST at the online portal. Real-time or periodically-based updating has yet to be confirmed.

Lastly, Apple has also announced that they will be providing whole day, free workshops on Saturday, June 30, to allow a chance for customers to get acquainted with their new iPhone and its numerous capabilities. A One-on-One personal training can be availed during the workshop, although it is unclear who will be behind the workshop after Pro Care dropped their offering.