Apple iPhone 6 will reportedly start production in Q2[ Tue, 18 Mar 2014 11:42:15 GMT ] Foxconn employees working on Apple products (Credit: Apple) Apple could be weeks away from starting production on the iPhone 6. That's according to the Commercial Times (Chinese language), which Reuters translated and reported. Related stories iPad with Retina Display makes $399 comeback, knocks out iPad 2 Cheaper new 8GB iPhone 5C goes on sale Discontinued iPad 4 may see return with 8GB iPhone 5C Following Google and Roku, Amazon plans a TV dongle? Apple's Healthbook app would play virtual doctor -- report Apple's manufacturing partner Pegatron is opening up new factory space and recruiting workers to build the iPhone 6, according to the report. The production would begin in the second quarter, the newspaper said, citing unnamed sources. CNET contacted Apple for comment, and we'll update the story when the company responds. Pegatron won't be the only manufacturer of Apple's flagship phone. The Commercial Times said Hon Hai Precision Industry, also known as Foxconn, would be the primary manufacturer of the phone. Not much is known about the iPhone 6, although it is widely believed to have a larger display. Related Links:Apple supplier Foxconn to hire 15,000 more workersMore signs that Apple A8 chip production is approachingBlackBerry chief gives turnaround 50-50 chanceApple's hiring binge could point to more iPhone developmentApple-Samsung silicon union still strong, chip expert says