In summary, the Ninth Circuit applied California law to determine that users received sufficient notice. Are other states' laws on notice similar enough to California law for this ruling to be applied broadly? I understand that the order is unpublished so the ruling has little precedential value regardless but I wonder whether the three-factor test is used in other states.
In mid-late April this year, I flew with Delta from Minneapolis to Tokyo Haneda and the flight was around 70% full in Economy - I was the only one in my row, and the row ahead was empty (by row I mean a set of three seats; I don't know the phrase for that).
The way back was pretty full though (middle of Golden Week for Japan). I must have been pretty lucky for the trip there!
I think the author is referring to Apple's currently active lineup. On Apple's Russian-language website (http://www.apple.com/ru/iphone/), there are indeed five models listed.