It's been almost two years since Apple released the latest iPhone SE. While a new model might take at least another year to be unveiled‚ this new leak suggests that this upcoming iPhone might be too good to be true‚ thanks to a radical redesign. According to X user Majin Bu‚ who has a mixed track of leaks‚ the new iPhone SE would have the same 6.1-inch display and design as the iPhone XR‚ in addition to a Dynamic Island cutout. Analyzing their report‚ that would mean that this upcoming iPhone SE would feature its largest display to date‚ and it would likely ditch the Touch ID sensor for Face ID. https://twitter.com/MajinBuOfficial/status/1755615656400294225 Although Apple could add Touch ID to the side button‚ as it does with the iPad Air and iPad mini‚ the Dynamic Island may indicate that Cupertino might be switching to Face ID‚ as the purpose of this cutout is to hide the company's TrueDepth system. In addition‚ the Touch ID on the side button could infuriate iPhone users who have claimed this change for years. Besides that‚ Majin Bu believes this iPhone would feature a single main camera‚ which would be the greatest differentiator between this device and the regular iPhone 16 models. Since the iPhone SE is usually the cheapest iPhone available on the lineup‚ this would mean average customers would get a pretty good iPhone for a low price. The current iPhone SE features the A15 Bionic chip. With that‚ Apple would‚ at least‚ add the A16 Bionic to this device. Since it might be released around the time the iPhone 16 would be already out‚ this iPhone could be equipped with one of these chips: A16 Bionic‚ A17 Pro‚ or a regular A18 processor. iPhone 15 Plus Dynamic Island. Image source: Christian de Looper for BGR An OLED display is actually expected for this phone‚ although it comes from a previous report. If this leak is accurate‚ the iPhone SE would be a very enticing upgrade‚ as the main changes for the regular iPhone 16 would be an additional camera‚ a slightly larger display‚ and a few software perks. Since previous rumors said Apple would only release a new iPhone SE if the company could add its own 5G modem – and this is nowhere near happening – the future of this device is still uncertain. Still‚ BGR will let you know once we learn more about it. Don't Miss: Apple’s major iPhone SE 4 redesign might not launch until 2025 The post Leak claims next-gen iPhone SE gets Dynamic Island and a major redesign appeared first on BGR. Today's Top Deals This $16 clip-on lens kit fits the iPhone or any Android phone‚ and it’s awesome Amazon deal offers a 7-inch Android tablet for under $43 Save 61% on a 6-port USB rapid charger on Amazon Save 75% on a Canon black and white multifunction laser printer on Amazon

Today‚ Apple is releasing iOS 17.3.1 to iPhone users. This update comes a few weeks after the release of iOS 17.3. With this new version‚ Apple is specifically fixing an annoying typing bug. According to the release notes of this update‚ it provides bug fixes for your iPhone‚ including: Text may unexpectedly duplicate or overlap while typing. That said‚ if you're experiencing this issue after downloading iOS 17.3‚ you can now fix it by updating to iOS 17.3.1. The company is also releasing watchOS 10.3.1‚ iPadOS 17.3.1‚ and macOS 14.3.1 to users. With iOS 17.3‚ Apple added several new features‚ including Stolen Device Protection‚ which is a new layer of protection that helps you keep your data safe if your iPhone is stolen. Face ID authentication is required for viewing passwords or passkeys‚ turning off Lost Mode‚ erasing all contents‚ and more. Besides that‚ iOS 17.3 also brought important features to iPhone users‚ including iOS 17.2 delayed functions: Apple Music Collaborative Playlists: Invite friends to collaborate on playlists. They can add‚ reorder‚ and remove songs. React to Collaborative Playlists: Unavailable with the iOS 17.2 beta‚ iOS 17.3 adds the ability to react with an emoji to a song someone added to a collaborative playlist. iOS 17.3 also brought the following features: Journal app settings: With the new testing version‚ Apple is adding more options to the Journal app settings‚ such as enabling media and Apple Music suggestions‚ cellular data usage‚ and more. New Unity Bloom iPhone wallpaper: Apple says iPhone and iPad users can also show their support to the Black community with the new Unity Bloom wallpaper for their Lock Screen‚ which presents an outline of flowers that fill with color when the display is active. AirPlay hotel support lets you stream content directly to the TV in your room in select hotels  AppleCare &; Warranty in Settings shows your coverage for all devices signed in with your Apple ID Crash detection optimizations (all iPhone 14 and iPhone 15 models) BGR will let you know if we discover anything else on this iOS 17.3.1 update. Don't Miss: iOS 17: Release date‚ download‚ beta‚ supported devices‚ and more The post iOS 17.3.1 fixes annoying typing bug for iPhone users appeared first on BGR. Today's Top Deals This $16 clip-on lens kit fits the iPhone or any Android phone‚ and it’s awesome Amazon deal offers a 7-inch Android tablet for under $43 Save 61% on a 6-port USB rapid charger on Amazon Save 75% on a Canon black and white multifunction laser printer on Amazon

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