Report: Apple's in-house modem pushed back to late 2025, early 2026

17 November 2023
Apple's own modem for the iPhone isn't going to plan.

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  • 18 Nov 2023

Anonymous, 18 Nov 2023Overheating was fixed awhile ago. It was a software issue. Do you really believe it was software issue?

    101dude, 17 Nov 2023It won't as it was stated in the PostDid you even read my comment properly? I said 'if an in-house modem happens', not 'if an in-house modem happens now'.

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      • 18 Nov 2023

      Anonymous, 17 Nov 2023Fail for Apple. after 15 pro overheat and crack issues.Overheating was fixed awhile ago. It was a software issue.

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        • 18 Nov 2023

        Anonymous, 17 Nov 2023Fail for Apple. after 15 pro overheat and crack issues.Crack issues? Does the screen crack when using the processor a bit too much? That would be so funny.

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          • 17 Nov 2023

          It's obvious theirs isn't as good as Qualcomm

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            • 17 Nov 2023

            Fail for Apple. after 15 pro overheat and crack issues.

              justasmile, 17 Nov 2023But if an in-house modem happens, it will truly be 'ga... moreIt won't as it was stated in the Post

                Lister, 17 Nov 2023I strongly disagree. If Huawei had taken that attititiude i... moreYes, good for competition but Apple is really b-wordy with other competitors. For example, Apple really dissed Intel Macbooks during their 2023 October event (acting like they weren't just using it 3 years ago). They also like to prove they can do stuff on their own, without no ones help. In house tech is fine but don't act like others are trashy and yours it's the best thing that ever happened

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                  • 17 Nov 2023

                  Lister, 17 Nov 2023I strongly disagree. If Huawei had taken that attititiude i... moreAttitude* how many T's? Ha

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                    • 17 Nov 2023

                    Mehrdad.Gh.A, 17 Nov 2023Development of New feature? No, never. Accidentally some IP... moreThose are good points, I'm sorry if I was a bit rude.

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                      • 17 Nov 2023

                      Mills, 17 Nov 2023I'm glad that Apple is facing issues because you can&#... moreI strongly disagree. If Huawei had taken that attititiude it wouldn't be where it is today. Let them develop more of their own in-house tech. It'll be good for competition.

                        Anonymous, 17 Nov 2023Bro can’t even make the panel lines match each other in his... moreDevelopment of New feature? No, never. Accidentally some IP holders want to sell their patents and some company in the matter to lay off their top engineers or related scientists and coincidently Apple absorb them; The thing that Apple is professional to do so, somehow quietly.

                          I'm glad that Apple is facing issues because you can't just do everything yourself. Asking for help is fine but Apple seems to disagree. I'd spare the trouble of all this, call off the operation and pay Qualcomm the money.

                            Mehrdad.Gh.A, 17 Nov 2023I think Apple is waiting for Musk's satellite result a... moresometime there is no wisdom just limitations

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                              • 17 Nov 2023

                              Mehrdad.Gh.A, 17 Nov 2023I think Apple is waiting for Musk's satellite result a... moreBro can’t even make the panel lines match each other in his “new” truck that was already supposed to be in the market years ago, you think he’s developing 6G? 🤣

                                And it will probably be delayed forever.
                                Making a cellular modem is not easy. Qualcomm has the experience since the 2G era. Unless Apple is willing to start poaching those Qualcomm engineers, it will take Apple a really long time to have something decent. There’s a reason Apple dropped their lawsuit and simply pay Qualcomm for the current modems. Apple knows they don’t have the chops.

                                  But if an in-house modem happens, it will truly be 'game-changing', literally and non-literally.

                                    I think Apple is waiting for Musk's satellite result and 6G development in order to bypass 5G altogether.

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                                      • 17 Nov 2023

                                      No clue how to bypass qualcomm patents?

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                                        • 17 Nov 2023

                                        So if this is true, I guess the new iPhone SE won't be testing this new modem tech like previous rumours suggested.

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