According to the latest report, Apple may change its iPhone distribution strategy by launching new devices twice a year starting in 2021. The strategic shift will allow apple to meet seasonal demand and allow it to adjust its products more flexibly over six months and compete better with other device manufacturers that launch new phones throughout the year.
The report predicts that Apple will launch four new iPhones in September 2020, which is different from the release strategy of the three iPhone models Apple has adopted since 2017. They also believe Apple will release a low-end product similar to the iPhone 8.
JPMorgan analysts predict that all four devices to be launched next fall will have OLED screens and support 5g networks, although some models do not support faster mmwave technology.
In the report, analysts also predict that next year's four iPhones will include a 5.4-inch screen, two 6.1-inch screens and an iPhone with the largest 6.7-inch screen. We expect that the two high-end models (6.1 "and 6.7") will support mmwave, tri camera lens and & lsquo; world facing & lsquo; 3D sensors, while the two low-end models (6.1 "and 5.4") will only support frequencies below 6GHz with dual cameras (no & lsquo; world facing & amp; 3D sensor).