Qualcomm is close to the door of the iPhone?

Apple could drop Qualcomm's chips from the new iPhone this year.
Apple was using Apple chips for the iPhone 7 as well as Qualcomm. But due to ongoing patent conflicts with Qualcomm, the company's chips could be completely canceled from the new iPhone, according to an analysis company KGI Securities - the report of the Apple News 9 to 5 Mac report.

In a report in November last year, KGI said Apple will improve LTE transmission through 4x4 MIMO chipset support. At the time, KGI analyst Ming-chi Kuo said Apple could give 30 percent of the orders from Qualcomm.

Now he claims Qualcomm will be excluded from all iPhone of the year 2018. However, KYLCOM does not rule out the possibility of returning to the supply chain. KGI

The KGI has said that Qualcomm will be ready for 5G networks as fast as possible, and there is a risk of not being able to make Intel faster. It can also force Apple to come to Qualcomm.

KGI also said that Intel's chips will support dual SIM and dual standby. However, there are no signs that Apple will be able to create an iPhone model of its SIM card.

Previously, improved iPhone models have found that they performed a bit better than the Qualcomm Beesbadband chipset Intel Chips models. Since 2018, if Apple is using a supplier's chip in all iPhones, then this difference will not be there.