Apple Set to Launch In-House Modem Technology Starting in 2025
- Apple is preparing to launch its series of cellular modem chips next year, which will replace components from longtime partner Qualcomm, according to Bloomberg News.
- The new modem will feature in the updated iPhone SE and replace Qualcomm components over three years, Bloomberg reported.
- Apple aims to introduce cellular connectivity to Macs by 2026 and explore foldable devices, following a $1 billion purchase of Intel's modem unit in 2019.
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Apple has been working on developing its own 5G modem for its devices, and its plans are even more ambitious than originally planned. According to a report...
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Revealed: All the Ways Apple's First Modem Will Lag Behind Even Old Android Phones
Apple’s long-awaited foray into in-house modem development is finally happening. But the tech giant’s first attempt might leave users underwhelmed, especially those accustomed to the blazing-fast speeds of current Android flagships. Reports indicate that Apple’s initial 5G modem, slated to debut in the iPhone SE 4 in 2025, will be noticeably inferior to Qualcomm’s Snapdragon modems found in many Android devices, even older models. This disparity…
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