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Apple plans to drop Qualcomm modems in 2018

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Yordan 31 October 2017

Apple Qualcomm iOS

We already reported Apple is developing an in-house GPU and has purchased CVD machines to build its own OLED panels. A new report says Cupertino is about to change its chipset provider too. According to sources, Qualcomm has stopped providing software for testing the iPhones and therefore Apple is thinking of other options.

Apple plans to Qualcomm modems in 2018

The change will affect the devices released in fall 2018, which is when the next-gen iPhones will be announced. Right now both companies are involved in a number of legal disputes, but Qualcomm last said it didn't expect that to affect the business relations.

The chipset company told Reuters the allegations fall flat, since “they are committed to supporting Apple’s new devices consistent with our support of all others in the industry”.

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  • gMJ
  • 07 Nov 2017

You understand economy. BTW, if Apple [{(and likes)}] tries to make profit of you, it's your and only your loss, and not the loss of the Head the that said company. And the employees won't get paid extra for that royalty money that they'll exto...

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  • AnonD-148873
  • LaT
  • 04 Nov 2017

Apple are going to ditch Qualcomm and manufacture their own hardware tech ? lol Their best innovation to date is an animated emoji! HaHaHaHa lmfao!

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  • 60J
  • 01 Nov 2017

When did that happen? I thought they only sued Apple...

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