We're about two months out from this fall's iPhone 15 launch, and by this point in the annual iPhone release cycle, that generally means two things. First, we have a pretty good idea about what Apple is planning for this year's models. And second, this is about when you'll start to see reports that the upcoming launch may not go off smoothly.
Right on cue, a pair of reports surfaced this past week warning of potential delays and product shortages for the iPhone 15. On the former front, a Bank of America analyst warned that Apple may push back the release of the iPhone 15 by a couple of weeks, which means it could be October before we see the new phones. And on the latter end, the two Pro models are reportedly facing production issues involving the phones' displays to the point that the iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro Max might be in short supply when the new handsets make their debut.
