Semiconductor makers benefit, while mobile-phone makers face competition
Is the ‘iPhone effect’ a double-edged sword?
After Apple Inc. began selling two models of its newly-released iPhone, related industries in South Korea have shown mixed responses. Semiconductor manufacturers are benefiting as they have signed long-term contracts to supply chips to Apple, but mobile-phone makers are not sanguine because they face a tough competitor in the U.S. handset market.
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