Apple has something much better

With the launch of Apple Intelligence, Apple is ready to join the world of AI-first smartphones. While the iPhone 16 Pro will be the workhorse, Tim Cook and his team will ensure the iPhone 16 can match the same promise. But a better iPhone is waiting in the wings that offers value for money, new hardware, and the power of artificial intelligence to Apple’s faithful consumers.

THE NEXT GENERATION IPHONE SE

An iPhone SE for 2025 will be just as popular, arguably even more popular than previous models, given the ever-rising price of the Pro iPhones.

Regarding specifications, we’re probably looking at an iPhone 14 form factor, but smaller than the Vanilla and Pro models, which many will welcome. After all, not everyone wants a huge slab of a smartphone. Given the three-year gap between this SE and the previous iteration, you can expect many of Apple’s hardware improvements to be included; there is potential for a larger 48-megapixel main camera, the first use of the notched display in an SE, and for the same fast-charging battery technology expected for the iPhone 16.

The biggest advance may be in the display. While previous SE models have shipped with cheaper and less vibrant LCD panels, the 2025 edition should also have an OLED display.

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