According to a new report by Bloomberg, Apple's reported new low-cost iPhone may start hitting production in February.
A rumor suggests that Apple's 2020 5.4-inch iPhone will actually be an update version of the iPhone 8, featuring an A13 chip and Face ID rather than Touch ID.
Apple is expected to release an iPhone SE refresh this year, possibly called iPhone 9. And this might be it.
We've been inundated with rumors relating to the release of an iPhone SE refresh next year. Regardless of whether it's called iPhone 9 as rumored, or something else, if it looks like this concept it's sure to be a hit.
The rumored iPhone SE 2 might be called iPhone 9 instead, according to one report. The phone is said to be launching next year.
A new research note from Barclays has Apple's iPhone 12 Pro and iPhone 12 Pro shipping with 6GB of RAM next year. The hotly anticipated iPhone SE 2 is also expected to begin mass production as soon as February.
Analyst Ming-Chi Kuo has issued further predictions claiming that Apple will launch a new iPad Pro as well as the 'iPhone SE 2' in the first half of 2020.
TF Securities' analyst Ming-Chi Kuo claims that the iPhone SE 2 could sell between 20 and 30 million units in 2020, that is of course if it even exists.
A report via MacRumors overnight claims analyst Ming-Chi Kuo is reporting that the rumored "iPhone SE 2" will begin mass production in January and launch at the end of March.
A report suggests that LG is in talks with Apple over the supply of LCD displays for Apple's rumored budget iPhone, supposedly due for release in early 2020.