Rumours on the upcoming lineup of new iPhones that Apple is expected to unveil later this year have been going in all directions. From speculations of Apple struggling to deliver the anniversary handset on time, dubbed the iPhone 8, to allegations that Cupertino may or may not offer an under-screen fingerprint reader in its upcoming flagship, we have heard quite a bit.
In this spirit, Twitter tipster Benjamin Geskin recently posted that Foxconn’s Zhengzhou factory has indeed started trial production of this year’s set of iPhones. As per Geskin’s post, the plant is already hot at work with the manufacturing of iPhone 7s, 7s Plus and iPhone 8, while the last will not be delayed, as previous speculations had suggested.
