The iPhone 12 will have a delayed launch, at least for some models, with Apple having to rethink its sales strategy to some extent for the phones it has been working on for some time already.
iPhone 12 is a series of phones that a lot of people were waiting for in stores sometime around September, but it seems that at least some of the models will be launched in October, and others in November due to the problems caused by the Coronavirus.
iPhone 12, i.e. the cheapest model in the series, would be launched in October by the Apple company, while the Pro models in the series would be launched in November, much later than many fans expected.
Apple is not at the first launch so late for its phones, but considering the situation at the beginning of the year, some expected the launch to take place in time to cover the company's losses, but the reality is much different.
"According to several Chinese suppliers, the 2020 iPhone release will be announced in the second half of October due to COVID-19, the LTE model will be released in mid-October, and the 5G model will be announced in November. As of the end of the second quarter of 2020, Apple's A14 chip is said to be manufactured with TSMC's 5-nanometer manufacturing process via "InFO-PoP", the type of POP that mounts an integrated semiconductor and packaged with LPDDR5 memory .”
