When Apple is preparing to launch the next generation of iPhone, a new report says that the upcoming iPhone 14 series supply chain will remain unaffected by the current geopolitical tension.
On Twitter, the leading analyst Ming-chi Kuo said the survey showed “There is no impact on the supply chain of the iPhone 14 model”.
Although some new investors are worried that the production schedule and delivery of the iPhone 14 model might be influenced by geopolitics, my latest survey shows that currently there is no impact on the supply chain of the iPhone 14 model,” Tweeted Kuo.
Last week, a report said that the upcoming iPhone 14 was likely to be delayed due to increased tension between China and Taiwan.
Kuo, recently, said the survey showed that the iPhone Foxconn production site in India would send an iPhone 14 6.1 inch only almost simultaneously with China for the first time in the second half of 2022.
Meanwhile, the leading analyst also estimates that AirPods will get a USB-C filling case in 2023.
“I estimate that Apple will launch a USB-C charging case for all AirPods models in 2023. However, the new airpods Pro 2 filling case launched in 2H22 can still support lightning.”
In July, a report said that the second generation Apple Airpods Pro will not include a fitness tracking feature and will not arrive with temperature or detection of heart rate.
The upcoming Apple device version tends to focus more on increasing audio experience.
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