According to a report by Bloomberg, Apple is planning to release the next low-budget iPhone to replace the iPhone SE this March.
The device, which is expected to mimic the iPhone 8 and feature a 4.7-inch screen, will feature Touch ID on its home button and the same processor as the iPhone 11.
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Despite including technology from Apple’s latest smartphone, though, the iPhone SE successor will not boast Face ID.
As for what Apple might deem “low-budget”, a likely price tag has not yet been revealed.
Meanwhile, the company is expected to launch the iPhone 12 with 6GB of RAM, rear-facing 3D sensors and 5G connectivity later this year.
Feature image: the iPhone 11, by Apple
