iPhone 11, the current top-of-the-line mode model of Apple, is now being manufactured in India. According to CNBC TV18's latest report, the Indian-made iPhone models have already reached the stores. The initiative of Apple helped boost the government's "Make in India" program.
The 'i' in iPhone 11 now stands for India-made: Apple for the first time makes a top-of-the-line model in the country#iPhone11 pic.twitter.com/SUVqIe6hZW — Abhijeet Yadav (@Abhijeety03) July 24, 2020
It was previously reported that Pegatron, one of the contract manufacturers of Apple, has also registered a subsidiary in the country. The report confirmed that iPhone 11 handsets are now already in stores, and two other Apple handset models are currently being manufactured in India. Foxconn plant has started making iPhone XR while the Wistron factory is currently manufacturing iPhone 7.
On the other hand, Business Insider reported that iPhone 12 may not have any wired headphones, making it the first wireless iPhone. In September 2016, Apple decided to remove the headphone jack from its mobile device. Apple's previous effort might take another step further since its wired EarPods will also be removed from iPhone 12's packaging.
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