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As the coronavirus continues to spread, causing uncertainty around Apple's business and product launches, investors and analysts will be looking to the iPhone 12 for some certainty.
Expectations for the iPhone 12, which is said to be Apple's first 5G iPhone, have been high for months — long before the coronavirus and even ahead of Apple's iPhone 11 launch.
But the ramifications of the coronavirus outbreak, which has caused Apple to revise its Q2 2020 revenue guidance and cancel its WWDC conference, will only ramp up pressure for the iPhone 12 to succeed.
Investors will look for reassurance that the fallout from the coronavirus are short-term impacts that don't affect Apple's long-term performance.



The ongoing fallout from the coronavirus means pressure is higher than ever for Apple's iPhone 12 to be a runaway success
Lisa Eadicicco Mar 16, 2020, 7:00 AM

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As the coronavirus continues to spread, causing uncertainty around Apple's business and product launches, investors and analysts will be looking to the iPhone 12 for some certainty.
Expectations for the iPhone 12, which is said to be Apple's first 5G iPhone, have been high for months — long before the coronavirus and even ahead of Apple's iPhone 11 launch.
But the ramifications of the coronavirus outbreak, which has caused Apple to revise its Q2 2020 revenue guidance and cancel its WWDC conference, will only ramp up pressure for the iPhone 12 to succeed.
Investors will look for reassurance that the fallout from the coronavirus are short-term impacts that don't affect Apple's long-term performance.
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As the coronavirus outbreak continues to spread, infecting more than 100,000 people around the world and forcing major corporations to reassess how they conduct business, it's hard for any company to think about anything else.

That has held especially true for Apple, which is grappling with lower-than-expected revenue for the March quarter and has been forced to rethink how it holds major events and product launches because of the pandemic. Most recently, it also closed all of its stores outside of China until March 27 as part of an effort to slow the pandemic.

The iPhone 12, as Apple's next iPhone is expected to be called, will likely be tasked with easing a lot of those concerns, as bullish investors and analysts look to Apple's much-hyped 5G iPhone to reaffirm their generally positive long-term outlook on the company.

The truth is, however, that there's been a lot riding on Apple's next iPhone for months, long before the coronavirus happened and even ahead of the iPhone 11's September launch.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9qB-SAlecrg