According to The Elec report, Apple will change its camera module production process. The report explains that Apple usually buys pre-assembled camera modules from its suppliers and then assembles them into smartphones. But the current approach is different.
Elec reported that a South Korean supplier, Hyvision System, will provide Focconn with “camera module inspection equipment.” This type of device is used to check the axis alignment of various camera sensors. This indicates that Apple will no longer use fully assembled dual-camera and triple-camera modules, but will purchase a separate camera sensor and produce its own components.
According to reports, Apple has ordered enough components from its suppliers to produce 90 million iPhone 13. Elec pointed out that this is 20% higher than the number of iPhone 12 ordered. This change may also be due to shortages and delays in the supply chain. Apple admitted in its latest quarterly earnings conference call that the shortage will affect Apple’s revenue in the next quarter.
Judging from the current news, the camera design of the iPhone 13 series is not much different from that of the iPhone 12 series, and both adopt a “big circle” design. The iPhone 13 series will still have four models, including iPhone 13 mini, iPhone 13, iPhone 13 Pro and iPhone 13 Pro Max. The reason why Apple changed the camera assembly method may be to prevent breaking the news. Of course, this is just a guess.You can buy laptop batteries on oriccabattery.co.uk