New Apple iPhone could be delayed by 'months' due to coronavirus

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Consumers may be facing weeks of delays for both existing and upcoming models as Apple’s supply chain is weakened by the outbreak.

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New Apple iPhone could be delayed by 'months' due to coronavirus
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