iPhone 14 launch on track for mid-September

Apple made no mention of iPhone 14 launch delays during the June 2022 earnings report - that’s good news for the iPhone’s release date.

for the June quarter. That’s because Apple did not warn investors and buyers that the regular launch schedule for the next iPhone will see any pandemic-related delays.To understand why the iPhone 14 seems so certain, you must remember how the pandemic impacted Apple’s iPhone launch schedule in the past couple of years.

The pandemic brought lockdown measures that impacted the supply chain and logistics. It didn’t spare Apple’s well-oiled operations machine. That’s why Apple announced during the June 2020 earnings quarter that the new iPhone would be delayed. The announcement dropped in July 2020, about two years ago.

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