Apple Begins Manufacturing of iPhone 16e, Company to Export also

American devices maker Apple’s affordable iPhone 16E assembling has started in India. Last week, the company launched this smartphone. It will replace the iPhone SE introduced about three years ago. Apple has increased its manufacturing in the last few years in the country.

A media Report It has been quoted by the company that along with the sale of iPhone 16E being assembled in the country, some countries will also be exported to India. Earlier, the company’s iPhone 16 series is also being assembled in the country. Apple began to create iPhone’s Pro models for the first time in the country with the iPhone 16 series. Earlier, the company’s pro models were assembled in China. Taiwan’s FoxConn is the largest contract manufacturer for the company. FoxConn has manufacturing plants in India and China. Some other contract manufacturing companies also assembling iPhone and other devices of the company. India’s Tata Electronics is also included.

The iPhone 16E has support for OLED display and Apple Intelligence features. A large upgrade company has a new Propritory C1 modem. Apple has created a C1 modem in the last few years in an attempt to reduce the dependence on Qualcomm for the supply of 5G modem. The company claims that it is the most efficient modem of the iPhone. This provides faster and reliable 5G connectivity. The internal design of the iPhone 16E and the iOS18’s Advanced Power Management also extends the duration of battery. Apple has reported that the new iPhone can give a video of up to 26 hours. In comparison, the iPhone 16 has a video playback of about 22 hours on single charge.

Last year, Apple has set a record of smartphone shipments in the country. The company’s iPhone’s shipments have increased by about 15.1 million units about four percent on a year-by-year basis. According to the report of Market Research Firm International Data Corporation (IDC), Apple smartphones have increased by seven percent in the first half last year. However, in the second half, the growth for the company was reduced to two percent.