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Worry over iPhone, rhymes with late. The Wall Street Journal gets Wall Street Journalie and

Mr. Softy makes a couple of runs at iOS. It's Thursday the 6th of April 2017. I'm Ken Ray and this is news from

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Find out more and add your support at Patreon. slow Apple News was on Wednesday, so slow that I am going to bring you a story from Digitimes.

I do this for three reasons that kind of cascade.

First, Digitimes was actually highlighting a report from the Chinese language Economic Daily News.

Second, every site out there carried the story because third, did I mention,

Apple News was very slow on Wednesday

And yet I still feel dirty bringing you this story

According to Digitimes Reed of the EDN read, Apple may not be able to roll out its next generation

iPhone until October or November. The past few years have taught us to expect new iPhones in September when we sing Badea. It's never too early.

Here's what's weird. Everybody jumped on this story yesterday, though this story is already old.

Last month, Business Insider ran a piece that had KGI securities analyst Ming Chie Quo saying

the 10th anniversary iPhone would likely ship later than September

thanks to a slow ramp for OLED production. Yesterday, Eden ran its piece, which

digit times echoed as,

technical issues related to the elimination process of curved

o-led panels and the adoption of a 3D sensing system

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