iPhone 18 Reportedly Set to Enter Production Soon; Apple Anticipating Strong Demand

Gadgets360 - Oct 15, 2026

The standard iPhone 18 will reportedly begin production towards the end of November. The smartphone is tipped to debut in the first quarter of 2027, potentially alongside the iPhone 18e. Apple's inventory level reportedly shows that the company is preparing for substantial inventory of the upcoming device. Apple may be expecting strong initial sales when the handset b...

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