Apple plans five new iPhones through 2027, eyes Chinese-made chips amid foldable push, reports say
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Apple apparently plans to launch an ambitious iPhone for the second half of the year and the first half of 2027, with at least five new models and a larger number of foldable mobile phones than previously expected. Despite supply shortages at Chips, this is what they want to gain market share, reports the business paper "Nikkei Asia". According to the report, the Californian company has depended on its suppliers to prepare for the production of …
Despite supply shortages in chips, they wanted to gain market shares.
The first wave of the premiere is expected in the fall.
Apple plans five iPhone launches to capture market share amid component shortages
Apple is reportedly planning to launch at least five new models by this time next year, with the company expanding its foldables' production. Amid surging component prices and a weakening smartphone market, these moves may be a bid to gain market share while rivals are on the back foot.
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