As reported by Foxconn, the company responsible for the manufacture of iPhones and other Apple devices, it has reached its hiring goals. After the factories closed in February, delaying device production, it turns out the situation has returned to normal.
Return to maximum production capacity
According to a press release, the Chinese-based company has partnered with it Nikkei, once it has achieved the objectives of the contract, all the factories will is scheduled for the launch of the iPhone in 2020.
Remember that after the reopening of the factories, Foxconn experienced staff shortages due to separation and travel restrictions. In view of the situation i production run below capacity standard. Yesterday, in fact, we saw how Apple raised the limit of the number of units we could buy through the Apple Store Online, which is an indicator of production capacity improvement.
Obviously, and as Bloomberg recently pointed out, the future iPhone 12 is moving ahead in its production on the days that Apple is accustomed to, mid-september. The highest demand for Apple manufacturing from Foxconn is, in fact, usually offered in mid-July, so that the situation will return to a more normal level.
Without a doubt the good news, we're all looking forward to the future iPhone 12, which, almost certainly, will include compatibility with 5G networks, a 3D camera system with 3D sensors similar to that set on the current Pro, A14 chips and more.
Source | Nikkei
