Apple may have given Texas Instruments more love with latest iPhone
Brian Womack
American City Business Journals•September 26, 2018
Texas Instruments Inc. (NYSE: TXN) may have fared better with the Apple Inc.'s latest iPhones. The semiconductor company, which makes various products for an array of industries, is supplying a couple of components that help with processes around power management and battery charging in the new iPhone XS and iPhone XS Max. That's according to a new report by iFixit, which tears down new gadgets to see which companies are getting parts into devices. The Apple handset, which is released each September, always gets attention in the industry given the handset’s longstanding popularity.
Brian Womack
American City Business Journals•September 26, 2018
Texas Instruments Inc. (NYSE: TXN) may have fared better with the Apple Inc.'s latest iPhones. The semiconductor company, which makes various products for an array of industries, is supplying a couple of components that help with processes around power management and battery charging in the new iPhone XS and iPhone XS Max. That's according to a new report by iFixit, which tears down new gadgets to see which companies are getting parts into devices. The Apple handset, which is released each September, always gets attention in the industry given the handset’s longstanding popularity.