A key component of Apple’s next-generation iPhone has begun production

According to reports, a key component of Apple’s next-generation iphone has already begun production. According to a report by Bloomberg on Friday, unnamed sources, TSMC Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing has begun preliminary testing of the A13 processor, which will provide Apple’s next-generation mobile phone (probably known as the iPhone 11). According to reports, the chip will be put into mass production as early as this month.

Apple usually releases the new iPhone in September. There is no clear news about this new flagship smartphone, but there are rumors that it will be equipped with three rear cameras and reverse charging. But don’t expect to see the 5G version of the iPhone 11.

However, before the launch of the new iPhone, Apple is expected to showcase its next-generation mobile operating system, iOS 13, at the Global Developer Conference. Other news that may be released include the new version of MacOS and the Apple Watch app store. We may even see new hardware such as an iPad or MacBook.