Apple was originally expected to launch the second-generation iPhone SE, presumably called iPhone 9, as soon as this month, but due to the coronavirus outbreak, the company might decide to push back the release to a later date.
This is what a recent report from Digitimes suggests, as Apple suppliers working on parts for the iPhone 9 are seeing their orders deferred.
More specifically, the report explains that some orders are deferred from the first quarter to the second including for flexible PCB modules.
Of course, Apple hasn’t said a single thing about the iPhone 9 launch date, but given the virus outbreak, there’s a chance the company would internally change its plans for this new model.
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