Apple's new iPhone 5 won't rely on Samsung components as much as older models

Samsung has been a key component supplier to Apple throughout the years, manufacturing parts for basically all iPhone models until now (although the latest iPhone 4S doesn't use Samsung-made NAND flash, like the previous models do). But Apple's new iPhone, expected to be unveiled on September 12 in San Francisco, might not rely that much on Samsung components. According to Reuters and The Korea Economic Daily, Samsung will not supply DRAM and NAND chips for the first batch of new iPhone 5s.

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