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debating the launch of iPhone 5G.

Debating the launch of iPhone 5G, Deutsche Bank says it's time to buy Apple shares and Tim

Cook hits Twitter to fight COVID-19.

It's Thursday the 26th of March, 2020.

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Will iPhone 5G come out on time?

Two votes four yesterday and two votes against. Of course it's not up to any

the people who voted nor is there technically any such thing as on time. We're used

to iPhones coming out in September, though they don't always. We're also

used to new iPhones every year, but we've spent the past few weeks getting unused to a lot of things that we've been used to for years.

All of those caveats stipulated we dive in.

Business Insider ran a report Wednesday, highlighting a note from J.P. Morgan.

That firm's thinking, travel disruptions, and supply chain disruptions could see the release

of Apple's next flagship phone pushed out a month or two.

According to Business Insider, the travel restrictions put in place because of the

coronavirus could cause delays in Apple's engineering and product verification testing

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