With that in mind, I'd like to make the case that if you want to play a rebound in Apple's iPhone business, betting on TSMC rather than Apple itself might be the way to go. By contrast, buying TSMC stock allows investors to profit if Apple's iPhone business rebounds, but it by no means completely depends on that. TSMC has exposure to other segments of the smartphone market beyond the premium portion that Apple exclusively plays in. Another thing to consider is that there's an arms race in the smartphone market right now to pack these devices with more features, performance, and capabilities. If I had to pick either Apple or TSMC to invest in, my money would be on TSMC.
Not in a rush: Apple won't introduce a 5G iPhone until next year
Samsung showcased a working prototype of their foldable smartphone at an event recently showing how close they are to a consumer device. Things escalated quickly in 2018 with Samsung and Huawei announcing that their foldable smartphones will debut in 2019. Samsung showcased a working prototype of their foldable smartphone at an event recently showing how close they are to a consumer device. Qualcomm has already announced that they have over 15 smartphone OEMs committed to 5G for 2019. A number of them including OnePlus, Oppo and Huawei have also announced 5G phones for 2019 (we'll see the first wave of announcements at the Mobile World Congress 2019).
Apple drops $100 off the price of the refurbished iPhone 7 Plus
As it stated in But if you're okay with buying an older refurbished model, such as the iPhone 7 Plus, you can get a really affordable price. Additionally, all refurbished phones come with all manuals and accessories, a new battery and outer shell, and a new white box. The offer we are highlighting saves you up to $100 on a refurbished iPhone 7 Plus, but it's not the only option available to you. Though stock fluctuates fairly regularly, for now, you can get $120 off the refurbished iPhone 8 or a whopping $150 off the iPhone X 256GB. We've found iPhone deals, iPad deals, MacBook deals, and Apple Watch deals from all around the web.Apple Patent Hints at Possible Development of AR Headset for iPhone
Apple could be planning to develop an Augmented Reality (AR)-based headset that would work alongside an iPhone to enable users experience an environment where computer images are overlaid on the real world. "The iPhone-maker is exploring building an AR headset, something that sources told CNET the company is hoping to release in roughly the next year," the report said. The patent suggests a headset would wirelessly communicate with a separate computer and the iPhone. "Sources said Apple's prototypes included a cordless device that would wirelessly communicate with a separate device powered by a custom Apple processing brain," the report added. The device would enable direct manipulation of holograms with the same instinctual interactions users would use with physical objects in the real world.
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