On Wednesday, Apple unveiled a new iPhone model that is less expensive than its flagship models, which are typically released in September.
When the new iPhone 16e goes on sale later this month, it will retail for $599.
In place of a home button and fingerprint sensor, the new iPhone 16e makes use of Apple’s FaceID scanner and features a sensor notch at the top of the screen. The A18 chip from Apple, which is also utilised by the primary iPhone 16 models, is employed in it.
Because of the upgraded processor, the iPhone 16e can run all of the same apps and games as more costly iPhones. Both black and white are available. Apple’s first cellular modem, known as the C1, is also included with the phone.
Qualcomm modems have been employed in iPhones for the previous few years.
Unlike the most sophisticated iPhones, which have up to three camera lenses, this one only has one. Due to inconsistent sales, Apple is launching a new, inexpensive iPhone.
Source (CNBC)
