Apple is looking for a workaround so it can keep building products despite worldwide memory shortages. Photo: Pixabay Apple is reportedly testing Chinese memory chips for possible use in future iPhones and MacBooks. The move comes as the company scrambles to secure memory supply during a global shortage. The tests, which might span multiple product lineups, follows early talks with Chinese chipmaker ChangXin Memory Technologies about supplying components. Apple also seems to be seeking approval from the White House before moving forward with deals involving devices sold in China. Chinese memory chips could ease Apple’s supply crunch The global memory…