Apple has reportedly started trial production of the upcoming iPhone 9 amidst the Coronavirus threat that glooms the world. According to rumors, the launch of the iPhone 9 is expected to be within two months time at a budget-friendly price tag. The unconfirmed reports suggest that the launch of the phone will be delayed because of the deadly Coronavirus outbreak. Even though Wuhan has cut off from the rest of the world, there is fear among the people to purchase items sourced from China.
Touted to be the iPhone SE successor, the company has ruled out the possibility of any delay due to Coronavirus. The main purpose of the trial production is to eliminate any issues arising out of the manufacturing process. Moreover, it will also ensure that the assembly lines are running smoothly.
The reports suggest that the upcoming iPhone 9 will flaunt a smaller display when compared to the started 6.3-inch displays in the latest devices. You will find plenty of devices with a 6.3-inch dew-drop display.
We have to wait and watch as to whether the company will release the new phone with notch display. Nowadays, people are used to the notch display and anything less than that won’t be sufficient. You should note that Xiaomi, Realme, Samsung, and others have already launched trending smartphones with large display, huge RAM and 64GB default storage space.
Going by past traditions, Apple will release a smartphone without comparing others. The company knows the brand value and hence launch of a new handset with smaller display will sell like hotcakes. However, the Cupertino-based tech giant should gauge the market trend and customer preference before arriving at a conclusion. That being said, the iPhone 9 will most likely sell like hot cakes in emerging regions like India if Apple sells it at a competitive price.
Apple is scheduled to start mass production of the iPhone 9. The company will launch the phone in March and the team expects to sell out the new device quickly. The efforts are on to keep huge pile of stocks to cater to the growing demands.
