The new iPhone SE 4 promises to bring a dramatic change to the world of smartphones, moving away from the traditional design of its predecessors. Based on recent leaks, the iPhone SE 4 is expected to incorporate elements of the iPhone 14's design, offering an impressive 6,1-inch OLED display. The move from the iPhone SE 3's 4,7-inch LCD display marks a significant upgrade in display quality.
Apple appears to be saying goodbye to Touch ID and the Home Screen, opting to incorporate Face ID facial recognition technology. According to leaker Majin Bu, images of a case leaked on "X" show a cut-out for a single 48MP camera, pointing to significant changes in the device's photographic capabilities.
One noteworthy addition is the Action Button, a feature introduced with the iPhone 15 Pro range that looks set to appear on the iPhone SE 4 as well. This new button allows users to perform various actions with a simple press, offering greater convenience and customisation.
Prices for the iPhone SE 3 start at $429 for the 64GB version, reaching $579 for 256GB. With the upgrades expected for the iPhone SE 4, we may see a price increase, suggesting Apple's desire to offer advanced technology in more affordable devices.
Although the specific details of the processor remain unknown, rumours that the A16 Bionic will be at the heart of the iPhone SE 4 are fuelling expectations of a significant performance boost. The iPhone SE 4 is expected to launch in the first or second quarter of 2025, opening a new chapter in the history of affordable yet powerful smartphones.
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