Apple is reportedly getting ready to launch the iPhone SE 4‚ and I've been a big fan of the project ever since word got out that the iPhone SE isn't going to be abandoned. The iPhone SE 4 will apparently feature an all-screen OLED panel with a notch or a Dynamic Island at the top. It'll also run on an A16 chip like Apple's iPhone 14 models.  These are great features in an entry-level iPhone. You'll get Face ID‚ USB-C‚ the Action button‚ and a decent camera on the back. That's if the rumors are correct. Add years of iOS updates to the package‚ and the iPhone SE 4 will be a great budget phone next year for consumers looking for a sub-$500 phone. It'll also be a great first device for teenagers‚ and a good option for your mom and dad.  That's why I think a study saying the iPhone SE 4 might lose value quicker than other iPhones is being misinterpreted. That's not bad news for a phone with a price starting at under $500. It's actually the opposite. Continue reading... The post Study says iPhone SE 4 will lose value quickly‚ but people are getting it all wrong appeared first on BGR. Today's Top Deals Today’s deals: $189 AirPods Pro 2‚ $50 off Bissell CrossWave HydroSteam‚ Dreo tower fans‚ Waterpiks‚ more Best deals: Tech‚ laptops‚ TVs‚ and more sales Today’s deals: LG OLED TVs‚ 15% off Galaxy S24 series‚ Bose sale‚ GE appliances‚ Square Reader‚ more Beats Studio Pro flagship ANC headphones are down to $199.95 instead of $350