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For the first time ever, Apple has chosen India for this work

A Bold First For iPhones: Apple Moves iPhone 17 Development from China to India

For the first time ever, Apple has chosen India for this work

Have you heard the HUGE news about iPhone 17? Something's happening for the first time in Apple's history... They've started early development of their next iPhone base model... But here's the game-changing part: It's not happening in China! For the first time ever, Apple has chosen India for this work. Specifically, they've picked Foxconn's Bengaluru facility to transform their US prototype into a mass-production ready device, according to a report by The Information. This shows Apple's massive confidence in India's tech capabilities! What do you think about Apple's big move? Drop your thoughts below!

This move represents a significant shift from Apple's previous strategy of primarily selling iPhones made in China worldwide

Tata to make iPhones in India for global markets; acquires Wistron plant for $125 mn

<h2>This move represents a significant shift from Apple's previous strategy of primarily selling iPhones made in China worldwide</h2>

Tata Group is set to manufacture Apple iPhones in India for both domestic and global markets within the next 2.5 years, as announced by Electronics and Technology Minister Rajeev Chandrasekhar on Friday. This move underscores India's growing manufacturing capabilities and represents a significant shift from Apple's previous strategy of primarily selling iPhones made in China worldwide.
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The Tata Group has taken over the operations of Apple supplier Wistron Corp, a development confirmed in a board meeting. &nbsp;Wistron&rsquo;s board approved the sale of Wistron InfoComm Manufacturing (India) Private Ltd. to Tata for $125 million, the Taiwanese electronics manufacturer said Friday in a statement. The Union Minister expressed gratitude to Wistron for establishing a global supply chain in India with Indian companies at the forefront.
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This decision is in line with Prime Minister Narendra Modi's efforts to incentivize domestic manufacturing, and it aligns with Apple's goal of diversifying beyond China amid trade tensions between Washington and Beijing. The Production-Linked Incentive (PLI) scheme introduced by PM Modi has already positioned India as a significant hub for smartphone manufacturing and exports, according to Chandrasekhar.
The PLI scheme, initiated in 2021 to stimulate domestic production, create jobs, and support exports, covers various sectors. Earlier this year, Union Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal stated that Apple had exported $5 billion worth of goods from India in 2022 and aimed to produce 25% of global units in India over the next four to five years.
Tata Group's acquisition of the Wistron Corp factory in Karnataka concludes nearly a year of negotiations. This 155-year-old conglomerate, known for its diverse business interests, has been making strides in electronics production and e-commerce. The group already manufactures iPhone chassis, the metal framework of the device, at its expansive facility in Tamil Nadu.

Four new 5G iPhones launched with iPhone 12 Series, and a new speaker

Apple has launched four new 5G iPhones with its latest iPhone 12 series at its highly anticipated event, with prices starting at ₹69,900 for the iPhone&nbsp;12 Mini. A new HomePod&nbsp;Mini smart speaker has also been launched, at ₹9,900.

Apple has announced four new iPhones at its digital-only event: an iPhone 12 mini, iPhone 12, iPhone 12 Pro, and iPhone 12 Pro Max. All four models feature mmWave 5G network for the first time thanks to a new 6-core A14 Bionic chip, come with Super Retina XDR OLED displays and offer Ceramic Shield glass on the screens for better drop protection. With a minimum 64GB of storage on both, the 5.4-inch iPhone 12 mini gets a starting price of ₹69,900, while the 6.1-inch iPhone 12 starts at ₹79,900. Meanwhile, the&nbsp;6.1-inch iPhone 12 Pro and the 6.7-inch iPhone 12 Pro Max have a starting price of ₹1,19,900 and ₹1,29,900 respectively. Storage options for both these models will range from 128GB to 512GB.&nbsp;As far as availability is concerned, iPhone 12 and iPhone 12 Pro go on sale in India from October 30, while the 12 Pro Max and 12 mini models are yet to have their release dates revealed for Indian buyers. Alongside the new iPhones, Apple has also unveiled its new HomePod mini smart speaker at ₹9,900. It's 3.3-inches tall, runs on the S5 processor from last year&rsquo;s Apple Watch Series 5, and pre-orders for the device open on 6th November, with shipping from 16th November.

Apple announced everything but the iPhone 12

The new Apple Watch Series 6 looks cool. The new iPad Air and the iPad 8th generation are powerful. But where&rsquo;s the iPhone 12?

Apple announced new Apple Watches, iPads at &lsquo;Time Flies&rsquo; event
iPhone 12 was missing from the Sep 15 event
Apple has unveiled latest iPhones every year since 2012
Expected to be announced in Oct at the earliest

Apple has taken the wraps off new Apple Watches and iPads at its &ldquo;Time Flies&rdquo; event, its first fall event this year. And like this year&rsquo;s WWDC, the Apple Watch Series 6, the updated 8th generation iPad and the new iPad Pro were announced via a video streamed online.
But the September 15 event was missing the iPhone 12. The California-based tech giant has unveiled the latest iPhones every year since 2012, but this year the new phones are expected to be announced in October at the earliest. Apple had earlier confirmed during an earnings call back in July, that the iPhone supply was going to be available a few weeks later than usual.

Report: LiDAR system will be exclusive to iPhone 12 Pro models

A report from Fast Company has said that Apple's upcoming iPhone 12 Pro and iPhone 12 Pro Max devices will be the only new iPhones to get the LiDAR depth camera system, seen on the latest generation iPad Pros.

A report from Fast Company has said that Apple's upcoming iPhone 12 Pro and iPhone 12 Pro Max devices will be the only new iPhones to get the LiDAR depth camera system, seen on the latest generation iPad Pros. The LiDAR system, developed by Sony provides better camera performance, especially portrait photographs, and improves the Augmented Reality features available on iOS. However, the report says the system will not be available on the standard entry-level iPhone 12 model.

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