It's the classic good news/bad news scenario - Apple's Face ID troubles are reportedly almost over, but iPhone X production remains clogged.
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The iPhone 8 and iPhone 8 Plus aren't going to be getting far in this world, at least through the end of the year. Will the iPhone X change that?
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With TrueDepth camera production woes far from over, iPhone X shipments from Foxconn factories have reportedly got off to a predictably slow start.
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Unknown production issues have affected the dot transmitter and receiver of the TrueDepth camera system. When will they get fixed?
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The report out of financial firm Brightwire doesn't have much meat to the bones, but it's one that follows a cavalcade of concern on the iPhone X schedule.
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More and more supply chain sources hint at various iPhone X mass manufacturing woes, most related to the Face ID-enabling TrueDepth camera.
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Apple may be limiting initial production of the iPhone X to tease out how hot the market is for the $999 phone. iPhone 8 sales have been slow.
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A Raymond James analyst believes from his industry sources that Apple only was able to lock down orders for the iPhone X last week.
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When Apple revealed that its $1,000 iPhone X was going to ship in November, the news sent investors scrambling to revise forecasts.
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What will likely be known as the 'iPhone X' is not going to get out to the masses with a quickness, one industry analyst thinks.
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As the competition ekes its way back above 13 megapixels, — especially with LG and Sony leading the pack — will Apple play ball?
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Samsung has taken up pretty much all of the Snapdragon 845 chips for the start of the year, when the Galaxy S9 may launch with... Moto Mods?
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Andy Rubin tweeted out that his company is on its way to delivering the Essential PH-1 to pre-order customers more than a month after due date.
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Production for all three new iPhones is reportedly "gaining momentum" already, which means you may be able to buy the iPhone 8 starting next month.
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In a deleted Weibo post, Luo Zhongsheng is reacting to word that Samsung is producing more OLED displays for the iPhone 8.
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