New iPhone SE to Launch in Spring 2020: What Is Known So Far
With this move, Apple plans to compete with Chinese brands.
According to information from the Nikkei Asian Review, Apple plans to release a new budget iPhone as early as spring 2020. This will be the company's first budget smartphone since the SE model was released in March 2016.
There is no information about the price of the model yet, but it is planned as a successor to the iPhone SE, which cost from 400 dollars at its launch.
The source claims that the second budget iPhone will feature a 4.7-inch LCD screen and will have the internals of the iPhone 11, which the company will unveil on September 10 2019. The smartphone will not have Face ID, and nothing is known yet about the "notch".
The industry website PC-Tablet, citing reliable sources at the Indian manufacturer Foxconn, reported that the second generation of Apple's budget smartphones will be called the iPhone XE. Earlier, there had been information about the names iPhone SE 2 and iPhone mini.
According to the analytical company Yuanta Investment Consulting, Apple sold 30 million iPhone SEs in 2016 and about 10 million more in 2017 and 2018.
TK Media has already reported what is known about the new iPhone 11 based on current rumors and leaks.
Also, Nike unveiled innovative sneakers that can be laced up using Apple's voice assistant Siri.
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