By ditching the SE name for its latest iPhone, Apple could be signaling that it’ll update its most affordable phone on an annual basis, an industry heavyweight suggests.

First, the company shifted away from the “SE” branding after nearly a decade. Then it priced the budget phone higher than expected at $599 – a notable jump from the $429 iPhone SE.

The latest iPhone marks the end of the SE line, but the new release has AI features, stellar battery life, and the customizable Action button.

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Multiple iPhone 16e phones with the new C1 cellular modem are stress tested at an Apple lab, where hundreds of devices go ...

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Apple's next wallet-friendly iPhone may have a few things in common with Apple's newer iPhones. Since Apple switched to USB-C ...

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An X tipster claims the Galaxy Z Flip 7 and Fold 7 could grab "highly efficient" displays to help improve battery life. The ...