apple rumored to have restarted iphone x production, but motive not clear

Apple has restarted production of last iPhone X, the company is doing so out of international demand and obligation to fill sales quota with OLED and smartphone Samsung...   iPhone X was removed from Apple Stores around the world following the introduction of iPhone XS and iPhone XS Max, with expectation that consumers would want to acquire the product launches.   The production is way to fuel sales and increase margins, the sources advise, with components for iPhones costing less to produce or acquire, and with manufacturing equipment depreciated in value to make production viable again..   example of this is Apple's with Wistron India, where the partner is producing iPhone 6s in the alongside iPhone SE.   The report also suggests the resumption of iPhone X production is in part caused by Apple's contract with Samsung SDI for the production of OLED panels used in iPhone X, iPhone XS, and iPhone XS Max.   By contract to buy minimum amount of, Apple is required OLED panels from Samsung, cuts in iPhone XS and iPhone XS Max, Apple has turned to iPhone X to use up the remainder of the supply..   Considering the price of iPhone XS at launch mirrored the cost of iPhone X, it seems even more unlikely that consumers would elect for iPhone X over iPhone XS or iPhone XR..   The talk of new iPhone X production is part of report claiming Apple is cutting the price of iPhone XR Japan to boost its sales, with carriers in the country set to start reducing the cost of the handsets from early next week..   Japanese consumers are said to claim iPhone XR's price is too high for the sacrifices it makes in display quality, cameras, and transmission speed.   iPhone, 2017 release, ly still in the country for those looking for iPhone, as it's both cheaper than iPhone XR and was available at the time of iPhone XS and iPhone XS Max launches...   Read more