Foxconn has already begun receiving components from suppliers for the iPhone 4G, according to the Chinese Economic Daily News report.
Foxconn, the assembler for the iPhone 3GS, will again assemble the new device, and Chimei Innolux will join previous panel suppliers TPK Touch Solution and Wintek in providing touch-panel modules for the iPhone 4G, the report said.
DigiTimes has compiled the chart found below detailing which components will be supplied by which Taiwanese supplier.
Are you using 4G because you believe it will connect to 4G networks? Hard to believe since there are almost no real 4G networks running in the US. Or are you using 4G the way people who don't understand that 3G is about cell phone technology and not some version number of the iPhone? Please don't do that!!
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