Foxconn improves iPhone X yields
 

Almost getting it to work

The problems that Foxconn is having with the iPhone X which have caused delays are starting to improve and apparently there are some starting to ship.

Digitimes reports that yield rates for certain iPhone X components have finally improved and become more stable, and shipments of the smartphone are set to grow substantially after October

The first batch of iPhone X devices was shipped out from Foxconn Electronics' site in Zhengzhou in China.

Key components such as 3D sensing modules had problems but shipments of the device have increased gradually and Foxconn said it will meet Apple's demand ahead of the Christmas and New Year's holidays.

Nevertheless, the late availability of the iPhone X may not follow the same pattern if pre-orders for the device exceed expectations. There is still uncertainty about demand for the pricy new Apple product.

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