Pass Foxconn will no longer OEM for iPad

The "International Business Times" website reported on Tuesday that Foxconn has hinted that it will no longer make an iPad for Apple (hereinafter referred to as "Apple"), so the launch dates of the iPad 5 and iPad Mini 2 will be postponed.

According to reports, the first sign of alienation between Apple and Foxconn is that Foxconn’s manufacturing revenue declined significantly last month. Many analysts believe that this is due to the sluggish demand from Apple’s iPad and iPhone. However, Apple’s subsequent quarterly financial results show that market speculation is wrong. Therefore, the reason for Foxconn's revenue decline is likely to be that Apple has transferred some of its foundry business to other vendors.

It is reported that the reason why the two companies parted ways is because Foxconn is unreliable. Foxconn has Android business at the same time, and Android is Apple's rival, so Apple decided to cut off the relationship with Foxconn.

Analysts have recently estimated that Apple will release iPad 5 and iPad Mini 2 as soon as this month. iPad mini 2 will be equipped with a resolution of 2048X1536 retina display, the processor will be upgraded from iPad mini A5 to A6X. The iPad 5 may have an A7 processor and will weigh 33% less than the iPad 4.