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Apple is expected to launch the successors to the iPhones 8, 8 Plus and X in September 2018. Back in November 2017, Ming-Chi Kuo predicted that three new models would launch in autumn 2018 and that these would have the same all-screen design with a notch. In June 2018, three screen protectors were 'leaked' by the company which suggested dimensions of 5.8in, 6.5in, and a 6.1in screen and a slightly thicker bezel. But now a video posted by tipster Shai Mizrachi, shared by 9to5Mac, shows two of the three expected iPhone models from Apple's 2018 lineup - the purported iPhone 9 and the iPhone X Plus.
Apple iPhone X Plus model is seen in the video and the size of the handset is the same as that of the iPhone 8 Plus but comes with a larger 6.5-inch display. As of now, the 6.1-inch iPhone rumoured for the lineup is being deemed as the iPhone 9. Two of the new 2018 iPhones will feature a OLED screen, like the iPhone X, but one will have an LCD-TFT display.
To recall, a recent report revealed that Apple has started the commercial production of the iPhone 6s in India since last week at the Bengaluru facility of Wistron. Wistron is a Taiwanese contract manufacturer like the popular phone maker Foxconn of China and has set up a couple of dedicated assembly lines for iPhone 6s.
With domestically produced devices, Apple will be able to gain some lost ground with the launch of the locally made phones in the 6 series iPhones segment. However, the production hasn’t started at full swing, which means that Apple is still importing a considerable amount of iPhone 6s units from its international manufacturing facilities. The iPhone 6s is estimated to contribute approximately a third of Apple’s total iPhone sales in India.
Manufacturing the iPhone 6s in India will help Apple save significantly on import duties. Apple recently increased prices of its iPhones due to a hike in customs duty. The government increased the duty from 10 percent to 15 percent in December last year and then to 20 percent in February.
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