The fourth generation iPhone SE It will feature a 6.1-inch LCD screen and a “notch” cutout at the top of the display, according to Ross Young, analyst at Display Supply Chain Consultants (DSCC).
says the young man Mac Rumeurs which has revised its expectations for the fourth generation iPhone SE. In October 2021, Young, who has a very good track record of providing information on Apple’s plans, said the company was plans to release a new iPhone SE model in 2024 with a 5.7-6.1 inch LCD screen and a hole-shaped cutout for the front camera.
In retrospect, this information may have hinted that Apple was considering adding the dynamic island to the fourth generation iPhone SE, a change that seemed plausible given that if the device is released in 2024, the Dynamic Island will be present on the four main iPhone models currently available.
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Young’s revised predictions state that the device will feature a 6.1-inch display with a notch. If the notch iPhone SE will contain a TrueDepth camera array like the others i phone templates to facilitate Facial recognition unknown. Some rumors indicate that iPhone SE will not get Face ID, but will stick instead Tactile ID like previous models to reduce costs.
By switching to a full-screen design, there will be no more room for a capacitive Touch ID home button in the bottom bezel of the device. Several reports, including information from My drivers and Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo suggest that Apple is considering adding a Touch ID side button to iPhone SE, just like the iPad air et Ipad mini.
The notch size of the fourth generation iPhone SE is not yet known, but it seems plausible that it could be narrower than it was on the iPhone XR if it does not contain components such as a dot projector for Face ID because the device has Touch ID .
Chinese site My drivers ee loss Jon Prosser I think iPhone SE is about to switch to a iPhone XR-like design, which would mean getting rid of the Home button. The change is likely as Apple’s “SE” products have always used older device designs so far.
The “iPhone” XR featured a 6.1-inch LCD display and Ming-Chi Kuo un dit that Apple was working on an “iPhone SE” with this display size. Young’s latest statement therefore appears to corroborate these other reports and help solidify a clearer picture of what to expect from the next-generation iPhone SE design.
