iPhone SE 4 To Launch Early With Internals Matching The Performance Of The iPhone 16, OLED Display, Face ID, And USB-C Part Of The Upgrade
It was recently stated by a prominent leaker that Apple plans to swap the iPhone 17 Plus with a new 'Slim' model, which will feature an entirely new design. The company appears to have a lot of plans for its handsets, as it is also working on the fourth iteration of the iPhone SE lineup. It is now rumored that the company will launch the iPhone SE 4 early with an OLED display and upgraded camera setup at the back.
iPhone SE 4 is expected to launch earlier than expected, with a major redesign and powerful internals on par with the upcoming iPhone 16 models
The iPhone SE 4 will launch with a slew of major upgrades, which have been rumored for quite a while, stretching from the design of the device to its features. The news was shared in a post on Weibo by leaker Ice Universe, who has a credible track record of sharing accurate details regarding Apple products. The leaker claims that the iPhone SE 4 will launch earlier than expected, early next year, with some major upgrades, such as a new design and display technology.
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The upcoming iPhone SE 4 is slated to feature an OLED display, which is a major upgrade on its own from the SE 3, which houses an LCD panel. The display size would get bigger as well as the handset is slated to feature an iPhone 16-like design, and if the news has any heft to it, we might see the screen size jump up to 6.1 inches. It was recently reported that the iPhone SE 4 would be identical to the iPhone 16 from the back as both devices are slated to use the same backplate process.
As for what else is coming with the new SE, it will feature Face ID instead of Touch ID in the Home Button, thanks to the bigger edge-to-edge display. We suspect that the company will use the smaller iteration of the notch on the budget iPhone, which is comparatively more modern than the notch introduced with the iPhone X. USB-C is
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