Recently, sources familiar with the matter revealed that the iPhone SE 4 will feature "AI photography" capabilities. Considering Apple's extensive use of machine learning processing techniques for photos on iPhones, this may simply be a rephrasing of existing features rather than introducing entirely new AI capabilities.
The informant also pointed out that contrary to numerous previous rumors, the design of the iPhone SE 4 will be more akin to the iPhone 13 rather than the iPhone 14. However, this difference may not be very noticeable, as both are products released before Apple shifted the Face ID notch to the Dynamic Island. Therefore, the front will still retain the Face ID notch. According to the latest comprehensive leaks, the rear design will be more similar to the single-camera version of the iPhone XR. Despite this, the camera will not support night mode but will offer 1080p movie mode support. In the past, movie mode typically required configurations with dual cameras or more, and it is currently unclear how this will be achieved in this case.
The informant emphasizes that this information is not from a completely new source but rather a compilation of existing rumors. Among them, it is mentioned that the screen size is expected to be 6.1 inches, marking the first time the iPhone SE series will feature an OLED display.
Additionally, a highly anticipated yet unconfirmed rumor suggests that the iPhone SE 4 may come with 6GB of RAM, an increase from the previous generation's 4GB.
Reportedly, the device will be powered by the Apple A16 Bionic chip, which is set to debut alongside the iPhone 14 Pro. If true, this would mean that just one year after the release of the iPhone SE 3, the next generation will feature an upgraded processor.
As for the price and specific release date of the iPhone SE 4, the informant did not mention them. The most widely circulated speculation at present is that the device will debut in 2025.
