The next iPhone SE will finally drop its current design and move on to one that will presumably be identical to that of the 2018 iPhone XR. That is, if a new rumor is to be believed. The source for him is Jon Prosser, who speaks on the Geared Up podcast, and has provided reliable information in the past, so maybe this actually worked.
But you probably shouldn’t make sparkling wine yet, as a new iPhone SE was launched earlier this year and arrived two years after its predecessor. And so, if Apple maintains the same pace of release for this series, it means that the new model, the one that will look like an iPhone XR, will only arrive in 2024. By then that design will be six years old. You can clearly hear how much Apple cares about its cheaper phone, right?
iPhone XR
Moving on to devices that the company definitely cares about, the iPhone 14 Pro series is said to show an updated ultrawide camera, with a pixel size of 1.4 μm. That would be a big increase over the 1.0μm pixel size on the iPhone 13 Pro’s ultrawide camera, and unsurprisingly, the components are more expensive for Apple’s sourcing.
iPhone 13 Pro
The sensor is apparently manufactured by Sony, while the “compact camera module” is manufactured by LG Innotek, and both companies are set to benefit from the price increase. On the other hand, buyers of the two Pro models coming out later this year will theoretically be the beneficiaries of better ultrawide shots, especially at night. Let’s see if this really happens.
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