A few weeks ago Foxconn opened its doors to more than 18,000 workers in China. All indications are that these employees were hired to begin mass production of the next iPhone (iPhone ¿5 or iPhone?). And it seems that even people who work for Foxconn, but not directly in the production of the device, know that 18,000 workers were hired to build the next Apple smartphone.
A Japanese television was coming up a booth outside a factory located in Taiyuan (Shanxi) and asked an employee about the hiring of 18,000 employees. The Foxconn worker said it was "of a production for the month of June." Although we can not take the source as reliable, it is true that June has been, almost always, the date chosen by Apple to showcase their new iPhones (except last year with the iPhone 4s, which was delayed until October).
Following the strategy of Apple, no doubt that the production of the new iPhone has already begun for launch during the summer or fall.
Source: 9to5Mac
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