Apple revived the iPhone SE last year, four years after the first model. Apparently, the second-age iPhone SE is an iPhone 7 with an A13 Bionic SoC and 1 GB more Slam. The incorporation of an A13 Bionic additionally carries Wi-Fi 6 network to the iPhone 7 structure factor, alongside Bluetooth 5.0 and 4K/60 FPS video support.
Supposedly, Apple is intending to release a third-age iPhone SE, though not until the following year. As we discussed last month, a Q2 2022 release date might be reasonable, seeing as Apple released the second-age model in April. Considering that, ConceptsiPhone has envisioned how the iPhone SE 3 could look if Apple took on the iPhone 14's supposed plan.
Unescapably, ConceptsiPhone has repurposed the casing from the iPhone 13 series, giving their idea an unmistakably iPhone 4 look. While the plan is reliable with current bits of hearsay for future iPhones, we would be surprised if the following iPhone SE resembled this. Up until now, Apple has re-used four-year-old iPhone bodies from iPhone SE handsets.
On the off chance that Apple proceeds with this with the following iPhone SE, it might resemble the iPhone XS or the iPhone XR. The previous is more modest than the last mentioned, making it a more plausible competitor as we would like to think. The iPhone XS is not even close as little as the first iPhone SE however, yet it is just 5 mm taller than the iPhone SE 2. Conceivably, the following iPhone SE will dispatch with the A15 Bionic SoC.
