The 2020 iPhone could be delayed for months - reportedly because Apple's worried no one will buy it
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Apple CEO Tim Cook.
Apple has set a decade-long precedent of revealing and launching new iPhone models every year, often in the fall. It's become a standard - an expectation among Apple devotees.
But this year, with the unprecedented impact of the coronavirus pandemic, multiple reports point to a delayed iPhone.China Daily via Reuters
An Apple store in Hangzhou is closed amidst new restrictions to control the spread of coronavirus.
"They need the first 5G iPhone to be a hit," an unnamed source speaking with Nikkei Asian Review said.
As Apple's competition has already released phones with 5G technology, the company reportedly sees itself as playing catch up.Apple will reportedly decide on the fate of the next iPhone by May. Company representatives did not respond to a request for comment.Featured Digital Health Articles:
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