WWDC 2018 RUMORS UPGRADE

iPhone SE 2 may or may not have camera bump, but many iOS users are hopeful that it will have a flat camera on the back. The lack of camera bump is one of the key differences between the iPhone SE and the iPhone 8. Considering the camera specs of the existing iPhones, it is likely that iPhone SE 2 will feature a camera with similar or higher specs. The iPhone 8 is also equipped with 12MP camera, but it has an f/1.8 aperture. The current iPhone SE is equipped with 12MP camera. Here are expected specs of iPhone SE 2: 12MP Camera So the iPhone SE 2 may or may not have this feature. Some reviewers are saying that 3D Touch is a feature that is nothing more than a gimmick that only those customers may enjoy who purchase the more expensive iPhones.

Although according to sources, this will not be the case. Most of the newer iPhones and iDevices are equipped with this tech and it feels logical that the rumored iPhone SE 2 will also have it. And if the rumored 4-inch second generation iPhone supports wireless charging, then it will definitely be a key selling point for many iPhone lovers.ģD Touch screen tech from Apple has been around for some time now. Having the wireless charging support can be a big deal for many iOS users. Because of this, it can be concluded that the device will have wireless charging support. IPhone SE 2 is rumored to have a glass back. However, the Touch ID Home button will likely be included.

WWDC 2018 RUMORS UPGRADE

If these features are expected in the ‘iPhone X SE’, then you can be sure that if Apple will launch an upgrade model to the iPhone SE, then it will also contain similar features. You can also expect to get Portrait Mode for front-facing selfies as well as Animoji. This phone will surely get Face ID feature, similar to iPhone X. It is the LCD version of the iPhone that is expected to launch in the autumn. Since the Face ID feature is expected, you can also expect to get no Home button and an edge-to-edge display screen. AppleĪpple’s Craig Federighi talks about improved performance in iOS 12.Īgain, this seems counterintuitive: Surely Apple wouldn’t want your older phone to remain usable, because what motivation would you then have for giving Apple more money to upgrade to a new phone? Over the years there have been plenty of conspiracy theories about Apple slowing down old hardware in this kind of forced obsolescence, most recently in the kerfuffle around performance throttling for battery life.Bonus: What to Do Before Selling Your Old iPhone? iPhone SE 2 Expected Featuresįollowing are some prominent expected features of iPhone SE 2: Face ID Older iPhones are especially notorious for struggling with more recent versions of the operating system, and Cook has said that Apple is working hard to improve that across the board with iOS 12. Performance issuesĪmong the first things Tim Cook talked about was the issue of iOS performance. The company doesn’t even have to work particularly hard to get you not to use your gadgets it just needs to provide you the information to make that decision (or not) for yourself, and it still ends up looking like the good guy. Especially since Apple and other device makers have recently been criticized for not caring about people becoming “addicted” to their devices. All it needs to do is ensure that when you do reach for a device, or have to make a decision about purchasing one, you opt for one of Apple’s.Īnd, in the meantime, just like Macy himself figured out, being seen as the company that actually cares about your well-being is a great way to build loyalty in the long-term. You’ve already bought the device, after all. Why would you want people to use your products less? But that’s the thing: Apple doesn’t necessarily need you to use your iPhone or your iPad more. On the face of it, this idea would seem to be directly contrary to Apple’s business model.

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