Foxconn, one of Apple’s most important partners in the production of all iPhones, especially the iPhone 13, had to stop the production line for a short time at its factory in Shenzhen, due to the coronavirus restrictions in China last month. While talking about the possibility that this situation will significantly affect the supply chain of iPhones, the company has now come up with good news.
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The results of the test, which included many iPhone models, surprised those who saw it. As a result of the test, the iPhone 13 Mini attracted attention.
iPhone 13 production begins in India
According to the news of The Economic Times, Apple started to produce iPhone 13 models (except Pro) at Foxconn factory in Chennai, India. According to research, India is the second largest smartphone market in the world. the first iPhone SE and iPhone 11′It also hosts the production of
In a statement on the subject, Apple said, “We are excited to start producing the iPhone 13 right here in India for our local customers, with advanced camera systems and the incredible performance of the A15 Bionic chip,” while analysts said that India is an important market for Apple.
According to Neil Shah, vice president of research firm Counterpoint Research Three out of four iPhones being sold in India produced in the country. Apple shipped 5 million phones in 2021, growing 108 percent year-over-year, owning a total of 4 percent of the smartphone market in India.
Xiaomi is the leader of the smartphone market in India with a share of 24 percent, while Samsung is second with a share of 18 percent. These two brands were followed by Vivo (15 percent), Realme (14 percent) and OPPO (10 percent). Although Apple entered the list in sixth place, premium smartphone sales managed to retain its lead.
iPhone 12 production also begins
Taiwan-based Pegatron, another Apple business partner, will start producing the iPhone 12 in India as of this month, excluding the Pro models. Meanwhile, companies such as Xiaomi, Samsung and OPPO produce some of their models in Turkey, but Apple has not yet taken such a step.
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