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iPhone SE
Display analyst, Ross Young in his tweet mentioned that the next-generation iPhone SE that’s set to be unveiled in 2022 will feature the same 4.7-inch display as the current version.
The 4.7-inch display size of the current iPhone SE was copied from the iPhone 8. Rumours have it that Apple might release a new iPhone in the SE family called “iPhone SE Plus” this month. This air was cleared off every rumour about this as Ming-Chi Kuo, Apple analyst said that this will not happen till 2022.
Apple LCD iPhone leak, we now hear the next LCD iPhone SE will remain at 4.7" in 2022. Some rumors that it may have 5G with Sub-6 GHz as well. Also hearing about a 6.1" version in 2023 with punch hole rather than a notch.
— Ross Young (@DSCCRoss) April 1, 2021
Tweets by Young were in Support of this, that there will not be any version of iPhone SE this year. Though he said that there will be a major change in design for the iPhone SE in the year 2023 owing to the fact that Apple has some minor 2022 refresh prepared for its customers.
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Apple is said to be working on a 6.1-inch version of the iPhone SE that features a punch hole design rather than a notch. According rumours, Apple’s plan is to introduce this punch hole display in the 2022 flagship models. This is in line with what Young said, as the new iPhone 14 models will come with the major change in design which will also reflect on the iPhone SE models that will be released in 2023.
The punch hole design has been in existence for some time. Android phone makers use it to replace the notch, this makes maximum use of display area and creating much space for the selfie camera. The punch hole design will carry out the same purpose in iPhone.
Though there might be some expected changes in design of the next iPhone SE. We should also expect some changes in the phone’s specifications such as an upgraded processor and 5G support, which Young claims it might be limited to sub-6GHz.
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