Apple officially announces new iPhone SE for 2020
Prices start at $399.
Apple has unveiled the second-generation iPhone SE, the company's first smartphone of 2020. The device combines an old design with modern hardware. This is reported by Apple.
The smartphone is a modernized version of the previous iPhone SE. Visually, it looks exactly like the iPhone 8 — it has a 4.7-inch screen, thick bezels and a home button with a Touch ID fingerprint sensor.
One of the main differences is the logo's position: it has been moved slightly lower, so the "apple" now sits in the middle of the device.
The smartphone runs on the Apple A13 Bionic processor, which is also found in the iPhone 11 and iPhone 11 Pro. This means it is Apple's most powerful processor ever added to an affordably priced device.
The iPhone SE has a single rear camera with 12 megapixels, the same as the main camera in the iPhone 11. However, the new processor has allowed it to be improved. The company says the phone will feature Smart HDR technology, which combines several shots into one for the best possible quality.
The iPhone SE 2020 also adds Portrait mode for both the rear and front cameras, but it only works when shooting people and uses machine learning to achieve ideal photos. The front camera has 7 megapixels. Previously, Portrait mode on the front camera was only available on models with Face ID support. This model does not have face unlock.
The body is made of aluminum and is protected against moisture and dust. The smartphone is available in three colors: black, white and red.
The model with 64 GB of storage will cost $399. The 128 GB version costs $449, and the 256 GB version costs $549.
The smartphone can be pre-ordered on April 17, and will be delivered on April 24.
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