There have been many suggested leaks and rumours about Apple’s new iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus.  There is not a day that goes by without there being something written about the long awaited iPhone 7.

The iPhone may look very simple at the front end, but is nothing more than a summation of the different hardware components under its casing.  This year with the iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus, it has been suggested that not only have Apple’s suppliers refused to lower  their prices, but there is also a rumour  that Cupertino’s facing component supply problems as well.

 Today, some more information has appeared which doesn’t paint a bright picture for the devices expected to be launched next month. One of Apple’s key RAM suppliers SK Hynix has run into some problems. According to DRAMeXchange, the SK Hynix has failed to meet Apple’s certifications. This has forced Cupertino to consider other manufacturers, the likes of Samsung and Micron in order to make up for this shortage in supply.  Keep posted for further updates.