Apple said Monday that its worldwide iPhone supply will be 'temporarily constrained' due to the novel coronavirus outbreak. The announcement comes as China's National Health Commission said there were 70,548 reports of confirmed coronavirus cases and 1,770 deaths on the Chinese mainland
Apple said Monday that its worldwide iPhone supply will be"temporarily constrained" due to the novel coronavirus outbreak.In a statement to investors, the company also said it has experienced a lower demand for its products within China due to the spread of the virus, officially named COVID-19.
The announcement comes as China's National Health Commission said there were 70,548 reports of confirmed coronavirus cases and 1,770 deaths on the Chinese mainland.
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