Foxconn to quadruple iPhone factory workforce in India
Foxconn is reportedly planning to greatly increase iPhone in India, quadrupling its workforce over the next two years.
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William Gallagher
Foxconn to dodge China lockdown, move iPhone production to India
Analyst Ming-Chi Kuo claims that Foxconn is to step up its iPhone production in India, specifically to overcome delays caused by China's COVID lockdowns.
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Apple confirms next iOS 16 beta will bring 5G to India
Users of 5G iPhones in India will begin to be able to use the faster cellular service shortly, as the company says the next iOS 16 software beta will enable it.
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India will get 5G on iPhones from December 2022
Apple has confirmed that iPhone users in India will see 5G support before the end of the year, following the service's widespread launch by carriers.
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Apple's next MacBook production center is likely Thailand
Apple's efforts to shift production out of China will focus on shifting more global iPhone orders to India and MacBook manufacturing to Thailand, according to Ming-Chi Kuo.
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Malcolm Owen
Apple meets India's Airtel to discuss 5G network support
Owners of 5G-enabled iPhones on Bharti Airtel in India may be able to use the high-speed cellular connection before the end of 2022, as executives from Apple and the carrier prepare to talk about enabling support.
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India iPhone exports expected to double to $2.5B by March 2023
Apple's iPhone production in India is continuing to expand, and India factories are expected to double annual shipments to $2.5 billion.
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Apple pushes back on India's demand to support GPS rival in 2023 iPhones
India wants Apple and other major smartphone producers to adopt its own satellite-based geolocation system in the iPhone and other devices, with the government intending to force vendors into supporting NavIC in hardware sold in the country from 2023.
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India starts iPhone 14 production, confirms Apple
Apple has announced that, as expected, facilities in India are now producing part of the new iPhone 14 range for local sale.
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Andrew Orr
Wesley Hilliard
