iPhone SE 4 due in early 2025 with OLED and Apple Intelligence
The fourth-generation iPhone SE is expected to launch in early 2025, featuring an OLED display, Apple Intelligence support, and a design similar to the iPhone 14, priced under $500.
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The fourth-generation iPhone SE is anticipated to launch in early 2025, featuring significant upgrades including an OLED display and support for Apple Intelligence. This model is expected to resemble the iPhone 14 in design, with some reports suggesting it may also take cues from the iPhone 16. The iPhone SE 4 will be the first update since the 2022 model and is projected to be priced under $500, making it an affordable option for users interested in generative AI capabilities. Additional rumored features include Face ID and a single rear camera. The report from Bloomberg, known for its reliability in tech rumors, reinforces previous speculations about the device's enhancements, although it does not introduce new information.
- The iPhone SE 4 is expected to launch in early 2025.
- It will feature an OLED display and support for Apple Intelligence.
- The design is likely based on the iPhone 14, with potential influences from the iPhone 16.
- The price is projected to be under $500, targeting budget-conscious consumers.
- Additional features may include Face ID and a single rear camera.
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7 commentsHow much for the one without generative AI?
If the next gen SE is small like the 13 mini I might buy it. If not I’m sticking with this old beauty for as long as humanly possible.
Except maybe with Apple in general, I feel like for the same project I should have gone for a MacBook that has more than 8 GB of RAM regardless of the exorbitant prices, because that thing replaced my previous netbook when I'm on the move and 8 GB just doesn't feel enough; even if I limit JetBrains IDEs and such to 1 GB of RAM each when doing light dev work, opening the front end and back end already eats into the total memory substantially, in addition to containers.
I've been close to upgrading my 2nd gen to a 3rd gen but I think I will hold off until the 4th gen is released. Even if the new model is too big for my taste, second hand 3rd gens should be a bit cheaper.
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