Next iPhone SE to Feature Advanced AI, New Design by 2025

Apple's budget-friendly iPhone SE is set to receive a significant upgrade by early 2025, featuring advanced Apple Intelligence AI capabilities and a contemporary iPhone 14 design. This development could bolster its competitive edge against more expensive models and attract a wider consumer base.

Apple enthusiasts have reason to celebrate as the next iPhone SE may come with advanced Apple Intelligence features, making it a more appealing budget-friendly option. According to The Verge, these AI capabilities will extend beyond the iPhone 15 Pro, potentially reaching the iPhone SE by early 2025.

The iPhone SE has historically been Apple's affordable model, often reusing older design elements from devices like the iPhone 8. However, reports by The Verge indicate that the forthcoming iPhone SE could adopt the iPhone 14's design, moving away from the outdated aesthetics of its predecessors.

This new model is expected to feature a 6.1-inch OLED display and incorporate cutting-edge hardware to support advanced on-device AI functions, which are currently too demanding for the iPhone 15. While the iPhone 16 is anticipated to include additional features such as dual cameras and a new action button, the advanced performance and modern design of the iPhone SE could make it a compelling option for consumers seeking value without sacrificing technology.

The real test will be whether consumers will choose the affordable SE over the feature-rich iPhone 16 lineup. The iPhone SE offers a unique blend of affordability and performance, traditionally reusing older designs but incorporating modern internals. The next iPhone SE, rumored for early 2025, is expected to adopt a contemporary design resembling the iPhone 14, featuring a 6.1-inch OLED display and advanced Apple Intelligence AI capabilities, according to The Verge.

This shift promises a more powerful and contemporary experience while retaining its value-for-money appeal, potentially enhancing its competitive edge against pricier models in Apple's lineup. (ANI)

(With inputs from agencies.)