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engadget on 2023-09-11 16:37

Apple will keep using Qualcomm's 5G tech in iPhones until at least 2026

Qualcomm will continue to provide Apple with 5G modems for iPhones through 2026. Apple has been working on its own smartphone modems, but those ...

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