Sharp is finally speeding up its screen production for the iPhone 5. Or, maybe it's been holding steady all along, as Sharp told Reuters?on?Friday that it's producing ?adequate volumes? of iPhone 5 screens. A company executive said that concerns over its production are not exactly?accurate. ?
To quickly recap,?Apple relies on a couple of different manufacturers for its iPhone 5 screen supply, Sharp being one of them. Plenty of reports surfaced over the past few weeks (even before the iPhone 5 launch) that Sharp was behind in production, and supposedly didn't even begin shipping materials until the phone's debut.?Not only that, but Sharp has pretty much gotten all of the blame for the shortage of iPhone 5 stock.?
Not that the shortage has had any real negative impact on Apple at all (Maps did, but that's another story). The company still managed to sell over five?million units of its new iPhone 5 during their first weekend on the market.
And now it looks like those left out in the cold will soon be able to score Apple's new smartphone. The Cupertino, Calif.-based company is still planning its global roll-out schedule. iPhone 5 is slated to hit 22 new markets on Friday, along with a number of U.S. regional carriers.
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