Apple could drop Qualcomm chips in next year's iPhones, iPads

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Apple could drop Qualcomm chips in next year's iPhones, iPads
Apple has designed iPhones and iPads that do not contain chips supplied by Qualcomm, according to two people familiar with the matter. The change would affect iPhones released late in 2018, but Apple could still change course before then, the sources said. They declined to be identified ...

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