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New Tata plant starts iPhone production, Foxconn close behind as Apple looks to India, sources say
Apple has begun iPhone production at a new Tata Electronics plant in Tamil Nadu, with another Foxconn facility in Bengaluru set to start shipments in May. As US-China trade tensions rise, Apple is accelerating its shift to India, targeting major production relocation by 2026.
Foxconn India revenue rises to over $20 billion, employee count up at around 80,000
Foxconn more than doubled its India revenue to over $20 billion in FY 2024-25, driven by iPhone production. Its workforce grew 65% to 80,000. The firm is expanding with major investments in manufacturing, AirPods, and semiconductors, anticipating continued rapid growth.
Corning sees second-quarter core sales above estimates as AI boom aids demand
Corning forecast Q2 core sales of $3.85 billion, surpassing estimates, driven by strong demand for optical connectivity products in AI and 5G. Q1 sales and earnings also beat expectations. The company benefits from Apple’s investments and rising enterprise demand for Gen AI infrastructure.
Gurgaon employee reveals how receptionist mocked them for not owning an iPhone; Redditors respond with bold retorts
A Reddit post in r/gurgaon sparked a discussion on status symbols when a receptionist embarrassed a worker by comparing their phone prices. Commenters shared varying perspectives, with some highlighting the superficiality of materialism, while others emphasized the importance of practicality and personal connections over expensive gadgets. The exchange reflected broader questions about how we define success and identity.
Apple issues urgent global alert to 1.8 billion iPhone users: Delete this app immediately or risk losing all your banking info
Apple is advising iPhone users to stop using Google's Chrome due to privacy concerns related to tracking cookies, which monitor online activity and potentially expose sensitive data like banking information. Apple promotes Safari as a safer alternative with enhanced privacy features, while other options like Firefox and DuckDuckGo are also available. Google's advertising revenue relies heavily on this data collection.
Apple Warning to iPhone Users: Delete this app over privacy risks. Here’s all we know
Apple has issued a warning to iPhone users, advising them to stop using Google Chrome due to privacy concerns, media reports said. A new video highlights how Chrome tracks user activity. Apple promotes Safari as a safer alternative, while experts agree that Safari offers better privacy protection than Chrome.
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Apple plans to ramp up iPhone production in India to accelerate manufacturing shift from China
Apple intends to significantly increase iPhone production in India. This move aims to shift manufacturing away from China. The goal is to mitigate business risks from the Sino-US trade situation. India's iPhone output could rise to 70-80 million by 2026. India may become a key iPhone supplier to the US. Government support will be crucial for this expansion.
Apple’s India pivot; Cloud, AI fuel Alphabet's gain
Apple is seeking to assemble all iPhones sold in the US in India by next year, the Financial Times reported. This and more in today’s ETtech Top 5.
Apple aims to source all US iPhones from India in shift away from China: FT report
In a pivot away from China amid Trump's trade war, Apple is looking to move assembly of all US-sold phones to India. China, where Apple manufactures most of its iPhones, has been hit the heaviest with tariffs by Trump administration. The tech major has been steadily building capacity in India with contract manufacturers Tata Electronics and Foxconn.
Perplexity AI voice assistant comes to iPhones — Here’s what you can do with it
Perplexity AI has launched its voice-activated Perplexity Assistant for iOS, enabling users to perform tasks like playing media, drafting emails, and scheduling meetings on iPhones. The assistant utilises native Apple apps such as Apple Music and Apple Mail for various tasks. While it can't control certain iOS functions due to Apple SDK limitations, it offers a convenient way to manage various tasks hands-free.
Redditor claims stolen iPhone resurfaced in Bangladesh, stranger offers courier return. But netizens smell a scam
A Redditor claims his stolen iPhone 15 Pro, snatched in Delhi Metro, mysteriously ended up in Dhaka, Bangladesh. A stranger offered to courier it back, raising hopes—and eyebrows. Netizens suspect a scam, especially after he was asked for his Apple ID and password. The story has sparked debate on trust, tech security, and cross-border cyber cons.
Apple iPhones get urgent iOS 18.4.1 update to fix actively exploited security bugs
Apple has announced the release of iOS 18.4.1, which is a security update for iPhones that debuted in 2018 and later. The update includes patches for two vulnerabilities considered to be high severity that were already exploited in some high profile attacks against prominent individuals. While the bugs were not widespread, users are highly recommended to update their devices to remove the potential threat. The update also fixes a CarPlay connectivity issue.
Apple’s thinnest iPhone yet? Here’s what we might see in the mysterious iPhone 17 Air this September
Apple may introduce a brand-new model in its upcoming iPhone 17 lineup — the iPhone 17 Air — expected to launch in September 2025. Rumored to be ultra-thin at just 5.5mm, the Air could feature a 6.6–6.7-inch display, a single 48MP rear camera, and Apple’s custom 5G modem. Powered by the A19 chip, the iPhone 17 Air is positioned as a sleek, lightweight alternative between the standard and Pro models, potentially marking Apple’s boldest design shift in years.
iPhone Fold to Break the Bank? Shocking $2,000+ Price Leak Stuns Apple Fans!
A foldable iPhone from Apple remains one of the top expectations from tech enthusiasts around the world. As per a latest rumor, it has been suggested that the much-anticipated device will be made available anywhere between $2,100 and $2,300 by the Cupertino giant.
What happens when four emerging filmmakers capture culture and creativity for MAMI Select—using just an iPhone?
MAMI Select 2025 supports four emerging Indian filmmakers with full production resources; Films are shot on iPhone 16 Pro Max and edited on MacBook Pro across four regional languages; Premieres in April 2025, followed by a YouTube release on MAMI’s official channel.
Foxconn, Tata Electronics reach nearly $2 billion iPhone export milestone from India in March to avoid Trump tariffs
In March 2025, Apple rushed nearly $2 billion worth of iPhones from India to the United States to beat President Donald Trump’s looming global tariffs. Foxconn led the charge, exporting a record $1.3 billion worth of devices, while Tata shipped over $600 million. Customs data reveals the unprecedented airlift was a strategic bid to shield Apple from steep import duties.
Apple reportedly manufactured iPhones worth $22 billion in India in just 12 months
Reportedly India now produces 20% of Apple’s global iPhone output; Apple assembled $22 billion worth of iPhones in India in FY25.
Trump says new chip tariffs coming over the next week, signals flexibility on iPhones
President Trump declared his intention to introduce new tariffs on semiconductors within the upcoming week, signaling a continued effort to leverage levies for resolving US trade concerns. While addressing potential tariffs on iPhones, Trump indicated an upcoming announcement, highlighting the necessity for flexibility. He also suggested that certain companies might receive flexibility regarding semiconductor tariffs, with further details expected soon.
Japan's Nikkei trades higher as iPhone-related stocks jump
Nikkei in Japan saw a rise early Monday. This happened as shares related to iPhone increased. The US administration has granted exclusions on tariffs. These tariffs were on smartphones and electronics from China. Murata Manufacturing and TDK saw significant jumps. Advantest, a chip-testing equipment maker, also rose. All Tokyo Stock Exchange sub-indexes increased.
iPhones and laptops exported from India to US now cost 20% less than Chinese shipments
The US has removed import duties on electronics, giving India and Vietnam a 20% tariff advantage over China. This policy shift is expected to boost Apple's exports from India, where mobile phone exports have already surged. Experts believe this creates a significant opportunity for India to strengthen its position in the global electronics market, though long-term uncertainties remain.
Apple India produces $22 billion of iPhones in a shift from China
Apple significantly ramped up iPhone production in India, assembling $22 billion worth in the past year, a 60% increase signaling a shift away from China. This makes India responsible for 20% of global iPhone production.
Apple has few incentives to start making iPhones in US, despite Trump's trade war with China
The disincentives for Apple shifting its production domestically include a complex supply chain that it began building in China during the 1990s. It would take several years and cost billions of dollars to build new plants in the U.S., and then confront Apple with economic forces that could triple the price of an iPhone, threatening to torpedo sales of its marquee product.
Trump wants ‘Made in USA’ iPhones, but can America rival China’s workforce might?
Despite US President Trump's ambitions to bring iPhone production to the U.S., experts remain skeptical due to high labor costs and logistical challenges. Previous attempts to reshore manufacturing have fallen short of expectations, highlighting the difficulties in replicating China's established supply chain.
Apple's iPhone 16 hits Indonesia stores after months long ban
Smartphone buyers were cheered by shopkeepers in Jakarta on Friday after Apple's latest smartphone went on sale following a monthslong ban in Indonesia. Indonesia has also banned the sale of Google Pixel phones for failing to meet the 40% local parts requirement.
When—and by how much—will Apple raise iPhone prices in the US? And why a 'Made in America' iPhone is unlikely
A massive 145% tariff imposed by the US on Chinese imports threatens to significantly raise iPhone prices, as Apple manufactures a large portion of its iPhones in China. Analysts predict that price hikes are inevitable once Apple's current US inventory is depleted, potentially adding hundreds of dollars to the cost of iPhones.
Apple airlifts 600 tons of iPhones from India 'to beat' Trump tariffs, sources say
Apple strategically chartered cargo flights to transport 600 tons of iPhones from India to the U.S., circumventing potential tariff increases. This move, involving approximately 1.5 million iPhones, aimed to bolster U.S. inventory amidst trade tensions. Apple also expedited customs clearance in India, mirroring practices in China, to facilitate faster shipments from Foxconn plants.
Trump’s tariffs & China chaos make ‘iForIndia’ Apple’s new iPhone game plan
iPhones India: Amidst escalating trade tensions between the US and China, India emerges as a potential beneficiary, attracting Apple to diversify its iPhone production. While Trump's administration pushes for domestic manufacturing, Apple weighs expanding its Indian operations to mitigate tariffs and cater to the US market. This shift could significantly boost India's role in global supply chains.
Apple eyes India for iPhone production as China faces 54% tariff: Report
India, which produces 15% of Apple’s iPhone output, has been imposed a 26% tariff by the US. Although this rate is less severe than those imposed on China and Vietnam, it is challenging in the short term but could reap benefits in the long run.
Apple customers dash to stores to buy iPhones ahead of Tariffs
Amidst the Trump administration's tariff threats, Apple's stock price plummeted, yet retail stores experienced a surge in iPhone purchases. Customers, fearing significant price hikes due to potential 54% tariffs on Chinese-made iPhones, rushed to buy devices. This panic-buying boosted sales, creating a busy atmosphere reminiscent of the holiday season, potentially impacting Apple's upcoming quarterly results.
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