Bloomberg reports that Apple could launch its new iPhone SE
as soon as next week, with sales starting later this
month.
The updated model is expected to resemble the iPhone 14,
featuring an edge to edge display and ditching the Home
button for Face ID.
It will also introduce a USBC port to comply with
EU regulations.
Under the hood, the new iPhone SE is rumored to
run on Apple's A 18 processor, unlocking Apple Intelligence for
enhanced AI features.
It may also be Apple's first phone to use an
in house cellular modem, replacing Qualcomm chips.
Reports suggest a single 12 megapixel rear camera with better
image processing, while battery life may see minor improvements.
The last iPhone SE launched at $429, but with these
upgrades, a price hike is likely.
Apple may skip a big event and announce it via
a press release, selling it directly on its website.
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