iPhone 12, Pro RAM Details Leaked; Apple Reportedly Wants To Cut Production Delay

According to a reliable industry insider, Apple’s iPhone 12 features 4 GB of RAM while the higher-end iPhone 12 Pro sports 6 GB of RAM. The Cupertino-based tech giant is anticipated to launch its next flagship smartphone, the iPhone 12 series in September. While there are earlier claims that the upcoming line up might face delays, a recent report claims that Apple is putting pressure on suppliers to minimize production delays.

iPhone 12 RAM Specs

The latest information about the RAM specifications of the standard iPhone 12 and the high-end iPhone 12 Pro is courtesy of Lovetodream. On his official Twitter account, the industry insider reveals a cryptic tweet stating Professional 6 GB and General 4 GB. While the tipster does not share further details about his tweet, several sites, including Wccftech, speculate that it could be the iPhone 12 and iPhone 12 Pro considering that the tipster leaks information about the iPhone 12 and Apple products.

It can be recalled that industry insider and FrontPageTech’s Jon Prosser earlier revealed that the iPhone 12 Pro model would feature a 6 GB RAM. He added that the standard iPhone 12 model would house 128 GB internal storage. It is worth mentioning that these details are not official; it is safer to take these with a good measure of salt.

Apple Putting Pressure To Reduce Production Delay

Apple is reportedly putting pressure on suppliers to minimize production delays for the upcoming flagship iPhone 12 series. The series of lockdowns in the U.S. and China caused by the lethal coronavirus placed the Cupertino tech giant behind its original schedule to release the iPhone 12 line up. Nikkei Asian Review reported that Apple is facing between four weeks and two months of mass production delays.

According to the publication, an unnamed source told them that Apple is facing months of delay in terms of production. However, the company is reportedly doing everything to cut the postponement, the site noted. There is a chance that the schedule could still move ahead, the report added.

Some members of the hardware development team of the company returned last month to try to keep up with the schedule, Nikkei said. The same source reportedly told the site that several product-related project deadlines were moved up following the hardware development team's return. Aside from this, another source informed the publication that the Cupertino company pressed suppliers to hasten their work. While the source claimed that Apple is putting a lot of effort to stick with its timeline, it clarified that the situation is still uncertain.