New leak suggests iPhone 15 series launch could be delayed

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A couple of days ago, a leak hinted that the upcoming Apple event, which is expected to unveil the iPhone 15 series, could be held on September 13. However, fresh concerns have emerged on the actual launch date and the availability of the smartphones after a new leak suggests that the production line issues for the company do not appear to be resolving in the expected timeline. So, what is the ground reality, and when can the iPhone 15 series hit the market? And will it also change the expected date of the Apple event? Let us take a closer look.

According to a report by The Elec, both of Apple's usual display suppliers, LG Display and BOE are struggling to meet the demands of Apple's iPhone 15 Pro model displays. We reported earlier that Apple was trying to bring thinner bezels on the upcoming iPhone 15 Pro and the iPhone 15 Pro Max. But the new manufacturing process was causing some irregularities and the displays were failing the reliability tests. Now, while both suppliers have worked on the issue, they are yet to receive Apple's approval to produce the screens again.

But that's not the only problem mounting for the iPhone 15 series. The supply of the periscope lens, which can feature on the iPhone 15 Pro Max, is also tight, and it is not sure if the demand can be fulfilled in time for Apple's upcoming event. To make matters worse, even the supply of the 48MP camera sensors for the iPhone 15 and iPhone 15 Plus has taken a hit with LG Innotek struggling to meet the demand.

All is not over for Apple, however, as it has now asked Samsung to cover the display shortages. It is also believed that despite the hiccups, LG Innotek might be able to pull through and provide the camera requirements of Apple.

But it is still a race