The week begins with a special Wall Street Journal: according to respected media Apple would delay the production of more iPhone 12 per month, mainly due to complications caused by the COVID-19 virus epidemic. Production will be cut by 20% from July to December, delaying Apple's rollout.
The result is that instead of having a new iPhone for sale in mid-September, we'll have them probably midway through the end of October. The launch of the new call list can be delayed again in a month, or continue to be scheduled until mid-September and announce the launch only next month.
Waiting month between launch and launch
It wouldn't be the first time that we will see a new iPhone launch shortly after the norm. The iPhone X was released in early November 2017 and was announced in mid-September, for example. Another example is the iPhone XR – introduced on September 12, 2018 and released on October 26. If Carlertino decided to follow this trend we would have to wait longer than usual from the time the terminal appeared until launch.
One thing is sure we will be with them before the end of October and November, since the holiday season is always a form of income with the purchase of a new iPhone so from Apple those days will never be missed.
The medium is taking advantage of the news to reinforce rumors circulated recently: the iPhone 12 will have a list of four terminals and split the screen size range available from 5.4 inches to 6.7 inches using the two 6.1-inch central models. Its design will inherit from the emergence of the iPad Pro, and the source is betting on other 5G-equipped models.
