Predicting the arrival of new iPhones is usually very easy, but not so in 2020 with the iPhone 12 – it looks like we’ll be waiting longer than usual, and another clue is a bit late.
According to Reuters, Apple’s chip supplier Broadcom said the component shipments slope will spread by the end of 2020, three months later than normal. This sounds a lot like an iPhone 12 delay.
Broadcom is primarily responsible for the Wi-Fi and Bluetooth chips inside Apple phones. Broadcom didn’t mention Apple by name, but it doesn’t do much espionage to join the points.
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Earlier in the year, the electronics supplier said a flagship product for “big cell phone customers in North America” would launch later than usual – likely Apple and the iPhone 12 again.
So when will the iPhone 12 really come out? Usually, we say the first week of September, although now it seems very unlikely. Rumors have indicated that Apple may announce the phone next week, even if it hasn’t been on sale for a while.
Other students suggested that September is the most likely date for the announcement to end, with at least some phones going on sale in October. It appears that the different iPhone 12 models may start charging at different points.
One of the most reliable business sources said that the cheapest iPhone 12 and 6.1-inch iPhone 12 Max models will arrive first, and the 6.1-inch iPhone 12 Pro and the 6.7-inch iPhone 12 Pro Max will arrive at a later time. .
