Apple resolves battery issues for the 5.5-inch iPhone 6

According to some reports, Apple has managed to overcome the problems it had with the production of its new battery.

This was the news that reached us today. News that we previously reported on in a detailed article, detailing the difficulties Apple was reportedly experiencing in the production of its new 5,5-inch iPhone 6.

This obstacle, in addition to causing delays, would have led to the company's suppliers, such as Dynapack International Technology Corporation, expressing the problems that the creation of this new, thin battery was causing them.

According to reports, these new iPhones would be as thin as Apple's iPod Touch.

On the other hand, this news only confirms that the company has indeed been experiencing this type of adversity. As we already mentioned, this not only caused some setbacks in the development of the second new device , but also changed the plans and dates that Apple had scheduled for the launch of its new phones.

However, this major drawback has reportedly been resolved by the company. According to reports, the high-tech firm Sunwoda has joined Apple's exclusive group of suppliers, and as of today, Sunwoda will be responsible for the complete production of these new batteries.

Finally, as a last point to this article, it is said that Apple has so far ordered the production of 20 million batteries . And that each of those batteries is costing them at least 40 yuan (approximately $6.4).

Apple has not yet commented on the matter, and as always prefers to maintain a low profile regarding these kinds of unforeseen events. However, the company is reportedly considering releasing its first new 4,7-inch iPhone 6 model sometime in August or September; while the 5,5-inch version remains, and will continue to remain, a mystery, with no official release date.