Although it was said that the production iPhone 6 started already last month, new information appeared today suggests that the terminal is only in the final verification phase before the actual start of production. Those from Foxconn produce now a limited number of terminals to see if the manufacturing process can be improved and if the terminals produced in its factories have performance problems.
If after manufacturing this limited number of units it is found that there are no major problems, or that they can be solved, then Foxconn will start mass production a iPhone 6 in its factories. If there are still problems in the manufacturing process, then the initiation of the procedure mass production of the iPhone 6 it will be postponed until all the problems are solved, but the hope is that everything will unfold without problems.
Considering that last month it was said that iPhone 6 has already entered production, there is a possibility that in reality it was all about a testing process carried out at an Apple Pegatron partner. If Apple begins mass production of the iPhone 6 next week, then Apple should have enough units available for a fall release.
