Apple has notified suppliers that it has canceled plans to release the fourth-generation iPhone SE in 2024, according to analyst Ming-Chi Kuo.
Kuo previously said that the fourth generation iPhone SE will be like that canceled or postponedbut now firmly believes that the device has been scrapped.
in Posting on Medium Today, Kuo said that Apple plans to introduce its first in-house 5G chip in the fourth-generation iPhone SE, but that’s obviously no longer expected since the device has apparently been cancelled. Instead, Kuo said that Apple will likely continue to rely on Qualcomm for its 5G chips in 2024, including the iPhone 16 series.
Kuo said that Apple planned to test the 5G chip in the iPhone SE before it was rolled out to the iPhone 16 models to make sure real-world performance was acceptable:
Due to concerns that the performance of its internal baseband chip might not be on par with Qualcomm’s, Apple initially planned to launch its own baseband chip in 2024 and let the low-end iPhone SE 4 adopt it first, and decide whether to allow it. iPhone 16 uses its own baseband chip depending on the development status of iPhone SE 4. However, the cancellation of iPhone SE 4 greatly increased the chances of Qualcomm remaining the exclusive baseband chip supplier for the new iPhone 16 series 2H24, which is better than the market consensus that Qualcomm You’ll start losing iPhone orders in 2024.
The third generation iPhone SE was launched last March and features the Qualcomm Snapdragon X57 modem for 5G. iPhone 15 models are It is expected to use the Snapdragon X70 modemwhile iPhone 16 models It may use the yet to be announced Snapdragon X75.
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