The news: Apple confirmed yesterday’s news of a non-September launch for this year’s iPhone lineup during their Q3 2020 earnings call.
- This marks the first time Apple has ever publicly acknowledged an iPhone launch…ahead of launch
- For nearly a decade, Apple has always launched new iPhone models in September
- A launch for all new models in October is likely, but November is also a possibility
Our take: As we’ve discussed for months, there was almost no way COVID-19 wouldn’t have impacted the development of the new iPhone models this year. Now it’s official.
