Apple has announced what they will use for iPhone sensors

Tech giant Apple has confirmed that they will use Sony sensors for their phones.

Tim Cook's visit to Sony's facility for CMOS sensors is kind of big deal since everyone has been expecting from Apple to announce what they will use for their iPhones. CEO Tim Cook has finally acknowledged that Apple has collaborated with Sony for more than a decade. The CEO of Apple shared a picture online of Kenichiro Yoshida, the CEO of Sony, showing him around a Sony facility.

Apple has announced what they will use for iPhone sensors

apple confirmes sony sensors

Supply chain analysts have discovered that Corning is the manufacturer of Apple's front and back glass sheets, while Samsung and LG are the primary suppliers of OLED panels. Apple on the other hand in is reluctant to discuss its suppliers of batteries, chips, and displays. Of course, TSMC's fabs produce chips. However, the deal between Sony and Apple for camera hardware was largely unconfirmed, and it appears to be unlikely to end anytime soon. Some reports claim that Sony is developing a new semiconductor-based sensor that will let in more light and reduce the likelihood of under or overexposure. Obviously, that sensor will appear in iPhones of subsequent generations.