Why The iPhone SE Must Change Apple First of all, the iPhone SE needs to change the iPhone. Apple saw its global market share in the smartphone market fall by five percent in the last quarter of 2024.

Apple's iPhone 4, 5S, 6 or SE is priced at £19.99 for a 8GB model or £39.99 for a 16GB model. All of the iPhones are unlocked and can be used with any service provider.

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The Apple iPhone SE is Apple's most affordable phone, is the only one to still have Touch ID, and is relatively compact compared with Apple's newer iPhones. This earmarks it as a solid entry-level ...

The iPhone SE packs plenty of power in a small package, but does it compare vs. the iPhone 6? Read our spec comparison to find out.

The iPhone SE, iPhone 14, and iPhone 14 Plus will no longer be sold by Apple. Credit: Melina Mara/The Washington Post via Getty Images Today, Apple unveiled the brand new iPhone 16e. A new iPhone ...

Apple first introduced the ‌iPhone‌ SE in 2016, and the "SE" stands for Special Edition. Apple has used the SE naming for the last three models, but it's possible that's going to change this year.

Apple iPhone SE 4 Inventory of the iPhone SE (2022) has reportedly been limited at Apple retail stores, which is another indicator that a replacement is coming up.

If Apple goes ahead with the iPhone SE 4, we are likely to get yet another iPhone with Face ID and a big screen. And not everyone wants that.

Apple no longer sells any iPhone models with a a Home button, Touch ID, LCD screen, a sub-6-inch screen size, or Lightning. Apple also discontinued the iPhone 14 and iPhone 14 Plus today.