Apple is allegedly planning to release a cheaper low-end iPhone X next year, according the Chinese language United Daily News.
The company is reportedly working on a high-end and low-end version of the iPhone X for next year. The high-end version is codenamed 'Lisbon' and the low-end version is codenamed 'Hangzhou'.
The market is bullish on Apple's 2018 iPhone sales performance, and it is understood that Apple will still launch its new iPhone X next year, and be divided into higher-order and lower-order products, the name of the higher-order version of the industry called "Lisbon", the lower-order product code is "Hangzhou." Apple's iPhone X strategy will hit a price war next year, and the iPhone X boom will sweep the world, with Apple expanding its market share.
Apple is purportedly looking to target customers in China and India with the 'Hangzhou' device.
There have already been rumors that Apple is working on a larger 6.46-inch iPhone for release next year. There were also rumors of a smaller 5.28-inch device; however, ETNews previously claimed that Apple had suspended work on that device.
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The company is reportedly working on a high-end and low-end version of the iPhone X for next year. The high-end version is codenamed 'Lisbon' and the low-end version is codenamed 'Hangzhou'.
The market is bullish on Apple's 2018 iPhone sales performance, and it is understood that Apple will still launch its new iPhone X next year, and be divided into higher-order and lower-order products, the name of the higher-order version of the industry called "Lisbon", the lower-order product code is "Hangzhou." Apple's iPhone X strategy will hit a price war next year, and the iPhone X boom will sweep the world, with Apple expanding its market share.
Apple is purportedly looking to target customers in China and India with the 'Hangzhou' device.
There have already been rumors that Apple is working on a larger 6.46-inch iPhone for release next year. There were also rumors of a smaller 5.28-inch device; however, ETNews previously claimed that Apple had suspended work on that device.
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