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Apple to Unveil New iPhone SE as Early as Next Week

Sharon Yoon Correspondent / Updated : 2025-02-17 13:10:58
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Expected to Feature Apple Intelligence and Enhanced Performance

Cupertino, CA - Apple is rumored to be unveiling a new iteration of its budget-friendly iPhone SE as early as next week, according to Bloomberg. The new device is expected to feature significant performance enhancements over its predecessor, including the integration of Apple Intelligence, the company's proprietary AI system launched last year.

The new iPhone SE, which is expected to be released later this month, is rumored to sport a design similar to the iPhone 14, which was released two years ago. In addition to Apple Intelligence, the device is also expected to feature Face ID, a USB-C charging port, and an upgraded camera system.

While the price of the new iPhone SE is expected to be slightly higher than the current model, which starts at $429, it is still expected to be significantly more affordable than the flagship iPhone 16, which starts at $799.

Apple's decision to release a new iPhone SE is seen as a move to target emerging markets, such as India, where demand for affordable smartphones is high. The company's recent success in these markets, despite a decline in sales in China, suggests that the new iPhone SE could play a key role in expanding Apple's market share in these regions.

"The new iPhone SE is expected to be a key driver of growth for Apple in emerging markets," said one industry analyst. "The device's combination of affordability and performance is expected to be a hit with consumers in these markets."

The new iPhone SE is also expected to appeal to consumers in developed markets who are looking for a more affordable iPhone. The device's enhanced performance and features, such as Apple Intelligence and Face ID, make it a compelling option for consumers who don't want to spend a lot of money on a smartphone.

Overall, the new iPhone SE is expected to be a successful product for Apple. The device's combination of affordability, performance, and features is expected to make it a popular choice among consumers in both developed and emerging markets.

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