He may be the world's first Apple iPhone 6s user

Thanks to the International Date Line, the first country to buy iPhone 6s was not the United States, but Australia. The United States, far away on the other side of the Pacific Ocean, was still a step behind due to the time difference.

CNET reporter Seamus Byrne caught a wild camper in front of the Apple store by Lindsay Handmer, a technology media reporter and entrepreneur.

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He planned to promote his website mysparetech.com on the day the iPhone 6s was released, and in order to attract attention, he went to the door of the Apple Store, hoping to be the first person in the world to buy an iPhone. (It seems that his goal was achieved.)

In an interview with reporters, Handmer said that it was a good idea to wait in front of the store on the eve of the Apple conference. "This idea came to me suddenly, but when I Googled it, I found that I was not the first person to try it."

Although he hopes that the iPhone 6s will be released on September 18, Handmer is prepared to occupy the "stronghold" in front of the Apple store. As of the time of writing, he has been stationed for more than 30 hours. (Warm geographical knowledge tip: Australia is in its coldest period at this time)

Handmer brought a Dell computer and an HTC mobile phone, which are his electronic "equipment" that will accompany him through the few days of the holiday.

"Apple has been selling the iPhone in exactly the same way for the past few years, and I believe it will be the same this year." When it comes to the concept of iPhone 6s, Handmer thinks there should be Force Touch and some minor improvements to the S series phones.

As to whether Handmer can get what he wants, we will have to wait and see.