iPhone SE
iPhone SE is reportedly gaining 5G next year, hole-punch screen in 2023
Apple will reportedly refresh iPhone SE in 2022 with a new hole-punch design coming the year after.
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JUST DO IT
The iPhone SE Plus is a desperately needed option for consumers
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While many believe that an iPhone SE with a larger screen is a pipe dream, it would actually be a sweet spot for a lot of iPhone users.
Refreshing
Kuo: iPhone SE refresh will include 5G and a faster chip in early 2022
Fans of iPhone SE will need to wait around a year before they can pick up a new one.
Competition heats up
What's the difference: iPhone SE (2020) and iPhone 11
There's a new iPhone on the market. But, should you purchase the iPhone SE (2020) over the older iPhone 11? That depends on your needs.
Shutting down
OLED iPhones to outsell LCD versions in 2021
A new report says OLED iPhone models will outsell LCD models in 2021, as LG halts production of the panels for Apple.
2 for April
Apple may release 2nd generation AirPods Pro and new iPhone SE in April
According to the report, the new AirPods Pro will feature a smaller case than the current generation of Apple's noise-canceling earbuds.
Rumors
iPhone 13 may include Wi-Fi 6E, but no iPhone SE Plus next year
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Barclays analysts believe that the iPhone 13 may include a major Wi-Fi upgrade that could create better AR and VR experiences.
Time's up
Rumor: Original iPhone SE and iPhone 6s will not run iOS 15 next year
According to a report by The Verifier, Apple may drop support for the iPhone SE, iPhone 6s, and iPhone 6s Plus with its next iOS release.
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SE plus?
Kuo: No new iPhone SE in the first half of 2021
Supply chain analyst Ming-Chi Kuo says that whilst the market expects a new iPhone SE in the first half of next year, that is in fact not the case