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- iPhone 12 mass production will start before the end of September, according to a new report.
- Industry sources say that Apple was initially looking at a much longer delay for iPhone 12 production, but suppliers were able to overcome the most difficult coronavirus hurdles.
- Apple's AirTags accessory is said to already be in production as well.
Apple announced its first digital event since WWDC 2020 on Tuesday, but all signs point to the event focusing entirely on new Apple Watch and iPad models rather than the highly-anticipated iPhone 12. After Apple confirmed that its next iPhone would be delayed by "a few weeks," rumors began to pop up claiming that Apple wouldn't announce its latest iPhone until October. Since then, the evidence of an October launch has continued to pile up.
Nikkei Asian Review is the latest publication to add fuel to the fire, reporting that Apple has finally overcome all of the issues and disruptions related to the novel coronavirus pandemic and plans to begin production of the 5G iPhone 12 models in mid-September. This lines up with recent reports pointing to a mid-October launch.
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iPhone 12 and AirTags appear to be on track for October launch originally appeared on BGR.com on Tue, 8 Sep 2020 at 16:11:05 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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