After Apple announced PowerBeats Pro last night, it became clear that the iPhone SE 4 was not on the list of business announcements for this week.
On February 6, Mark Gurman de Bloomberg suggested that the new phone would be published “Next week”, therefore between February 10 and 14. However, it seems very unlikely that the aircraft is launching from here and Friday.
Instead, Gurman now suggests that Apple will unveil the new iPhone next week in a series of different product information sessions. Instead, the “little announcement” is probably a new study on Apple's health.
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February is a rather unusual month for material ads. Apple prefers March or April to present devices that do not correspond to WWDC or the iPhone Keynote.
The next iPhone is another story. The manufacturer has exhausted the deadline for the EU directive for the common charging port until the end and had to withdraw the iPhone 14 and 2022 iPhone SE from the EU because they were still equipped with the connector Lightning.
This means that Apple does not have an entry -level offer for customers concerned about prices in its second market. In addition, the iPhone SE 3 is quite obsolete as a smartphone; The design comes from the iPhone 8, which in turn dates back to the iPhone 6S and was launched in 2015. The SE 3 is equipped with the A15 Bionic, a 2021 processor which was initially used in the 'iPhone 13.
The iPhone SE is also the latest Apple's “current” smartphone that does not support Apple Intelligence.
However, with the iPad Mini A17 Pro last year, it has become clear that the company has committed to raising all its devices in terms of Apple's intelligence. In short, with each week that passes without the new iPhone SE, Apple loses pure money.
This is precisely why the company would publish the new aircraft at an unusual time in February and not waiting until March, and Gurman could be proven just next week after all.
This article originally appeared on our Macwelt sister publication and was translated and adapted from the German.
