New Apple iPhone Cancelation Shock Predicted By Insider

An iPhone expected in 2024, and a well-loved model at that, may be for the chopping block.

So, the iPhone 5s design reappeared as the first iPhone SE in March 2016. Then, Apple re-introduced us to the design of the iPhone 8 which it used as the basis for the second-gen SE in Spring 2020.

Whatever, it was understood that Apple’s next SE would a full-screen affair, probably resembling the iPhone XR, first seen in 2018, though doubtless with a brand-spanking-new chip at its heart. Assuming the new SE was based on the iPhone XR, there would still have been testing to be done, checking the thermal envelope when a neew chip was introduced and so on. So, Kuo concludes: “Additionally, reducing unnecessary new product development expenses will also help the company navigate the challenges of the global economic recession in 2023.”

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