iPhone models have returned to the largest phone market in Southeast Asia, Indonesia. Apple will be able to sell phones in the country again now that it's committed to building a $44 million R&D center in the country.
That center will help Apple reach a requirement that 4G smartphones use 30% local components. That requirement can be met with hardware and software.
Apple began selling the iPhone 7 and 7 Plus in the market on March 31. It was never able to release the iPhone 6s in the country.
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