Apple Inc has delayed their production ramp-up of its flagship iPhones by a month, due to the coronavirus pandemic.
According to WSJ, the tech company is making plans to release four new iPhone models later this year.
The new models will be enabled with 5G connectivity that promises low response times and faster internet.
The report released by WSJ reveals that Apple plans on slashing the number of iPhones that it plans on making in the second half of this year by as much as 20%.
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The company is known for usually unveiling new iPhones in September. However, the tech company released a smaller iPhone priced at $399 earlier this month.
However, Apple is yet to comment about the report.