The entire world seemed to be in lockdown, and yet April 2020 still turned out to be an extremely busy month for Apple with new products like the iPhone SE, new controversies, and surprises.
Deals on Apple's iPhone SE are in effect this July and AppleInsider has rounded up the best promotions and incentives on the new 2020 iPhones. From the iPhone SE 2 on sale for $5 per month to plan savings and up to $200 off the device, these deals deliver substantial savings off Apple's $399 MSRP.
Apple's iPhone SE is the new kid on the iPhone block, a neighborhood that now runs from $399 to well over $1000. But, no matter where you pick on that map, you're going to get a very powerful phone.
Apple finally answered the call many users had asked for with the 2020 iPhone SE. While the device doesn't come with a flashy new design, or a four-inch form factor, Apple's budget-friendly offering is an absolute steal.
Apple's new iPhone SE is the company's first — and thus far, only — iPhone to solely rely on machine learning for Portrait Mode depth estimation.
Apple's Haptic Touch feature does not appear to function for notifications on the new iPhone SE, according to user reports and our own testing.
Although iPhone demand uncertainty remains a concern, investment bank Cowen expects demand to improve in 2020, driven by the new iPhone SE and rumors of a 5G "iPhone 12."
The iPhone SE 2020 is a relatively easy to repair mobile device, a full teardown of the latest iPhone model has revealed, with straightforward replacements of core components and cross-compatibility with the iPhone 8's versions making the smartphone a repair shop's dream.
A second teardown of the iPhone SE reveals some of its components can be replaced by versions used in the iPhone 8, showing just how far Apple is prepared to reuse existing designs and parts to bring down the cost of its lowest-priced smartphone.
Several years ago, Apple's best chips began decisively beating the performance of the best chips available to high-end Android phones. Now, even Apple's $399 iPhone SE uses a more powerful brain than even the most advanced Android flagships with prices above $1,000. How is this possible?
The new iPhone SE is currently Apple's cheapest iPhone, but it isn't the cheapest iOS device. Here's how Apple's latest entry-level iPhone stacks up against the least expensive way to get into iOS on a new device — the seventh-generation iPod touch.
Apple's new iPhone SE has started hitting customers' doorsteps, with the new phone offering high-end processing power at a consumer-friendly price-point of $399.
A teardown video of Apple's new iPhone SE posted to YouTube on Thursday underscores consensus that the handset is an updated and rebadged iPhone 8, with the new phone sporting a nearly identical internal design and, in many cases, interchangeable parts.
Ming-Chi Kuo is seeing very good consumer reception and demand for the iPhone SE, with the phone ideal for a user base itching for an inexpensive replacement for older iPhones.
Apple has reportedly given its supply chain production and sales estimates for the "iPhone 12" and other models produced for the fall that the companies believe are too optimistic.
Apple is forecast to make fewer iPhones in the second quarter of 2020 than the same period in 2019, but the impact of the coronavirus on manufacturing will apparently be far less for Apple compared to the rest of the smartphone industry, partly helped by the popularity of the new iPhone SE.
Based on Apple Store images, a new Brazilian report infers that Apple may assemble the iPhone SE in the region, in part to circumvent local import laws that drive up the retail cost.
For the newest iPhone SE, the decision whether or not to upgrade is more complicated than you'd think. Let's explore who should, and shouldn't, upgrade to the iPhone SE.
Apple's new budget-priced yet feature-packed iPhone SE is now available to order online, with the first shipments arriving at customers' doorsteps about a week after order.
An updated 4.7-inch iPhone SE, Apple and Google team up to develop contact tracing technology to reduce the spread of COVID-19, and our hosts go in-depth on more of their favorite Mac utilities.
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