50 thousand workers were hired for production before the iPhone 16 launch!

There is almost less than a month left until the launch of the iPhone 16 series, which will be organized by Apple and has been awaited with great curiosity and excitement for a long time. Preparing for the launch with great excitement, Apple expects a large increase in sales this year. This being the case, Apple manufacturer Foxconn, which does not want to suffer from problems in the production side of the iPhone 16 series, increased its worker capacity. Here are the details…

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With the news that appeared yesterday, it was claimed that the iPhone 16 mass production phase was started and the screens would be produced by Samsung and LG. These claims were supported by the information leaked today. Reportedly, Foxconn hired 50 thousand new workers to its Zhengzhou factory.

The place, which is the company’s largest factory, is also known as the largest iPhone production facility. Allegedly, Foxconn started hiring workers with an hourly wage of 25 yuan, or $3.52, both on social media and on recruitment sites, and added 50 thousand new workers.

The reason for such a large recruitment is the expectation that the iPhone 16 series will be 10 percent more than last year. According to Apple’s expectations, 90 million iPhone 16s will be sold in the second half of 2024.

The reason for the sales expectation is that the artificial intelligence features announced as Apple Intelligence will come to the iPhone 16 series. Due to the 8GB RAM requirement, only iPhone 15 Pro And iPhone 15 Pro Max Features available on all models will be available on the entire iPhone 16 series.

If we look at its features, the iPhone 16 Pro series is expected to have a 48-megapixel ultra-wide-angle sensor and be powered by the A18 Pro AP processor. iPhone 16 and 16 Plus will be powered by the 3nm A18 AP processor. So, what do you think about the iPhone 16 series? You can share your thoughts in the comments.