Tom O'Malley, Barclays analyst, and his co-workers recently made a trip to Asia to meet up with electronic suppliers and manufacturers, with a key outcome being the confirmation that a 4th generation iPhone SE equipped with Apple's 5G modem chip is set to be released around March next year.
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This matches up with what Bloomberg's Mark Gurman previously reported, and the timeframe indicates that the iPhone SE fourth-generation will be unveiled in the first quarter of 2025, in the same month as the current model which was released 2 years ago. The new iPhone SE will have a similar look to the iPhone 14 and will feature a display measuring 6.1 inches with OLED technology, an A-series chip that's newer, FaceID, USB-C Port, 48MP rear camera, and 8GB RAM to support Apple Intelligence and the new 5G modem chip designed by Appl, which the company has been working on for the past 6 years.
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