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Digitimes claims Apple's next iPhones are coming in the second half of 2015.

Apple may need to adjust the supply ratios of the iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus due to higher than expected demand for the larger model.

Digitimes claims the 5.5-inch iPhone 6 will launch after the 4.7 model to avoid competing sales.

Following negative responses from its brand vendor clients, Microsoft has reportedly called off a plan to mass produce the Surface Mini.

Digitimes claims its sources say Apple could be making their own baseband chips for iPhones.

Foxconn Electronics is expected to receive an order of 90 million 'iPhone 6’ devices from Apple in April.

Apple has reportedly invited China-based battery makers to join its iPad supply chain.

The latest claim from Digitimes is the iPad mini with Retina display could launch this October.

Digitimes claims Apple is ramping up a new product launch; while another story speculates the company is in talks for TV panels.

DigiTimes is reporting that Apple is looking to adopt ultra-thin heat pipes for iPhones, in order to boost their power efficiency.

DigiTimes' report from sources inside the supply chain is claiming a 20% sequential growth in MacBook shipments during Q2 2013.

Digitimes reports further speculation Apple plans to release a lower cost iPhone to emerging markets, based on chatter within supply chains in Taiwan: Speculation currently circulating in the iPhone supply chain in Taiwan indicate that Apple plans to launch an inexpensive model targeting emerging markets with initial quarterly shipments of only 2.5-3.0 million units to...