Any news that has to do with devices manufactured Cupertino, always have to do with Hon Hai Precision Industry Company, better known as Foxconn (which has earmarked around half a million workers working exclusively on the iPhone) and Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC). In recent years both companies have been commissioned to assemble and fabricate the various components of the iPhone and iPad .
Despite being the leading manufacturers of Apple, do not work exclusively for the Cupertino. Companies like Cisco, Sony, HP, Acer, Nokia, Intel, Microsoft, Toshiba, Nintendo, Dell and even Samsung are regular customers of both companies, but the greatest benefits is providing is the relationship with Apple.
The new iPhone models with larger screens, sales have soared as the benefits of both companies, as reported. Last December, TSMC announced that during the last month of the year revenues of 2.2 billion dollars, 40% more than the same month last year. However, Foxconn has just seen their numbers increase by 5% compared to December 2013.
Next January 27, Apple will present the financial results for the fourth quarter 2014 fiscal first quarter for Apple, and where know for sure iPhone units sold, which analysts say could amount to 69 million units . These numbers represent an increase in sales of 35%, figures without a doubt spectacular. Apple also present the iPad units sold, which in recent months seem to be in free fall, as happens with other tablets.
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