iPhone X has one of the key components of Face ID manufactured by a new partner of the Apple company, which is starting production this month for the phone to be launched. It is known that iPhone X has very big problems with production due to Face ID, and those from Apple seem to have found another company from which to buy one of the key components that others could not produce.
The iPhone X has a very complex TrueDepth camera for Face ID, and the new partner was chosen to supplement the production that does not meet Apple's requirements. Considering that this partner has only just started producing this essential component for Face ID in the iPhone X, it will take some time until it reaches assembly, so the production of the phone will not increase immediately, as Apple would like.
iPhone X this produced in extremely limited quantities daily, approximately several tens of thousands of units, Foxconn having major difficulties in ensuring production at a high level. Of course, Apple has no solutions for this problem because the Asian partners cannot produce enough components for the iPhone X's Truedepth camera, and so the entire production is kept in place and sales will be affected.
"Fableless IC firm Himax Technologies has begun shipments of chips based on wafer-level optics (WLO) technology to Apple, according to industry sources. The solution is reportedly a key component of the iPhone X's face ID sensor."
iPhone X is the most difficult phone to produce by the Apple company, and we have known this since a few months ago, before it was officially presented by those from Cupertino. Unfortunately for Apple, the situation will not change soon and the iPhone X will continue to have major production problems, so it remains to be seen how many units Apple will actually have for the November 3 launch.
iPhone X, despite the production problems, remains the most popular mobile phone of the moment, but people will be disappointed when they realize that they cannot receive it as quickly as they want it.
