Apple had announced an event earlier to unveil some exciting new products. These include the new generation of iPhone SE, a new iPad Air and Macs with the M2 chip. Ahead of the event at midnight, some very last-minute rumours have appeared regarding the third instalment of the company's budget iPhone.
According to a translated Korean source, the new iPhone SE will feature Ceramic Shield on the front. The technology first introduced with the iPhone 12 is a "dual‑ion exchange process" that incorporates nano-ceramic crystals directly into the glass, giving it a higher resistance to drops. Furthermore, it looks like the device will also come with MagSafe, which is surprising as it's for Apple's most affordable iPhone.
Of course, the new iPhone SE will get powered by the A15 Bionic chip. This time, it's said that it'll be paired with 4GB RAM instead of the 3GB RAM on the previous iPhone SE. There will also be 5G connectivity, which concerns the fans about its battery life. However, the source mentions there is a significant improvement in that aspect.
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