If you are an Apple iPhone enthusiast, this news might excite you. Reportedly, Apple could launch an SE variant next year. That said, what should you know about it?

If you own the Apple iPhone SE, this news might catch you off guard. Today, Apple confirms the Apple iPhone SE is now classified as a vintage product. That said, why did this happen?

When it comes to security, most Apple products rely on Face ID. The technology uses a TrueDepth camera system to create a detailed 3D map of the user's face, which allows it to "remember" the user for activities such as unlocking the phone and making purchases. However, there are some new products including the iPhone SE (2020) and the entry-level iPad are still using Touch ID for such purposes. It's reported that Apple might change that soon by equipping all of its future products with Face ID.

The iPhone SE has gained its fame by being affordable for people who want to get their hands on Apple's latest technology without spending big bucks. However, the design of the second-generation iPhone SE might have disappointed some as it follows the old iPhone design rather than the new one, which comes without the circular home button. With that said, someone might have taken a peek into the future and is telling us that the 2023 version of the iPhone SE will be really different.

A statement by digitimes.com seems to hint that Apple’s upcoming AirPods Pro 2 wireless earphones could be unveiled somewhere around H1 2021. While not much is known in regards to the Malaysia release date, it does give us a better idea on when to expect the aforementioned product.

Based on a statement by Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo, it seems that Apple might not be releasing the new iPhone SE around H1 2021. With that being said, we can expect the aforementioned smartphone will most likely be unveiled somewhere around early H2 2021 as releasing any later would most likely clash with the launch of the iPhone 13 series.

As per tradition, Apple doesn't always disclose all their tech specs details on new iPhone models. This includes the latest iPhone SE 2020 version where we didn't get the figure for the RAM and battery pack. However, thanks to the listing in China, we finally know the details.

If you’ve been following our Apple iPhone rumours recently, you must know that the iPhone SE is reportedly making its comeback in 2020. However, we found out from a Japanese source saying that the Apple iPhone SE 2 will be named as iPhone 9, and it will sport an A13 Bionic chip. The rumour struck us as a surprise as well but its explanation makes total sense, let’s find out!

As phone manufacturers continue to push for phones which have larger and larger displays and next to no bezels, vivo have made it a reality with their vivo APEX concept smartphone featuring a 98% display that acts as a speaker (which they call Screen SoundCasting), an under screen fingerprint sensor with 2-finger authentication and a motorized pop-up front camera (that also packs in a hidden proximity and ambient light sensor). Check out the highlights below.

With the recent big announcement from Celcom, it's Xpax's turn now to shine in the spotlight, introducing a way for prepaid users to own a smartphone at very low prices. Xpax EasyPhone now lets every Xpax subscriber purchase a smartphone from as low as RM74 per month, with choices ranging from flagships like the latest Apple iPhone 7 Plus, Samsung Galaxy S8 Plus and Huawei P10 Plus to midrangers like the Xiaomi Redmi Note 4. Below is the list of available phones (for now) in the EasyPhone plan: