The new iPhone SE arrives with a lower price. That means the SE looks like an iPhone from 2014, with a smaller screen and a home button instead of a face scanner, but is as fast as the fancier iPhone 11 from 2019. Four years ago, the company released the first iPhone SE, which also featured an older design with sped-up internals, for $399. Phil Schiller, Apple’s head of marketing, said in a statement that the iPhone SE was an improvement from its predecessor. In contrast, the $699 iPhone 11 and $999 iPhone 11 Pro have dual- and triple-lens camera systems capable of shooting better photos in low light and taking shots with a wider field of view.

Source: bd News24 April 15, 2020 15:00 UTC