User demand for high-capacity iPhone with storafe quite a lot. Apple plans to increase storage capacity for the next generation iPhone model. Reported The Korea Times, Apple will cooperate with related Samsung NAND flash memory providing greater capacity for iPhone 6s and 6s iPhone Plus.
“As Apple plans to increase its shipments of the mid-range iPhone models with larger capacities amid growing consumer demand for data-intensive features, including cloud services, Samsung Electronics is in talks to sell more of its flash chips for the next models,” a source close to the deal told The Korea Times, Sunday.
Collaboration technology companies from the US and South Korea are merely talks and has not agreed both. They are reportedly still negotiating about the price and warranty NAND flash memory components such.
Apple currently supplies flash memory components for the iPhone range from Toshiba that provides 64GB and 128GB flash storage. While SanDisk provides 64GB storage falsh. SK hynix the latter is producing 16GB flash storage.
The report says that Apple will increase the storage capacity models of the iPhone version of the medium and not the iPhone version with higher storage. So the report indicates that Apple plans to remove the 16GB of storage for the next generation iPhone and make iPhone 32GB iPhone as the standard version.
The report was contrary to reports that Apple has begun mass producing the iPhone and iPhone 6s 6s Force Touch Plus with features this month. So it is unlikely Apple is still negotiating a component related to the upcoming iPhone . Moreover, next month, Apple reportedly will soon increase its production.
In fact, SVP of Worldwide Marketing Phil Schiller claimed Apple will not be left on the iPhone 16GB storage . This is because Apple provides iCloud as a solution.
But whether or not a report from the Korea that Apple will bring the iPhone with a large storage capacity, we 'll see in September this year where they will announce it to the public.
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