https://wccftech.com/2020-iphone-12-launch-delayed-december/

There is still a massive cloud of uncertainty looming over the 2020 iPhone 12 launch, and despite the fact that activity has slowly resumed at Apple’s supply chain side, it will still take a while before things normalize. According to the latest report, it’s possible that because of the COVID-19 pandemic, Apple might be forced to release its four iPhone 12 models much later this year. Worst case scenario, we’ll get to see them next year.

Analysts Daniel Ives and Strecker Backe view a slim 10-15 percent chance that Apple will release the new family of iPhones in October. It’s still unclear whether the September 2020 keynote will take place or not, but we’re expected to find out in the future. After all, if Apple can cancel its March media event due to the coronavirus outbreak, what’s stopping the California-based giant from canceling its September event?