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This is the Omnibus episode for the final week of April 1st week of May 2025.

Mark German, Apple Scoop Monday, back to the manufacturing iPhones in India thing.

Turns out there might be one big fly in the ointment for Apple. The big plans that they have for the 20th anniversary iPhone, quote, as of right now,

Apple has enough capacity in India to meet roughly a third of annual U.S. demand. upcoming factories

in India, including one intended to be the second biggest iPhone plant in the world,

would help Apple get the rest of the way there. This past week, we reported that Apple is

aiming to produce the bulk of its U.S. iPhones in India by 2027. While I do ultimately expect this

to happen, it's far from a sure thing. There is no telling how the tariff policies will change

tomorrow, let alone 18 months from now. But even if Apple

does move the bulk of U.S.-bound iPhone manufacturing to India, it almost certainly won't cover

everything. Apple is working on two major new iPhone models for the device's 20-year anniversary.

The original model was announced at the start of 2007 and released later in the year, so there's a little wiggle room

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