Apple has launched its newest phone, the iPhone 16E, which it sees as a replacement for its iPhone SE.
The phone is aimed at budget-conscious consumers, with prices starting at $599 for the 128GB model and preorders opening on 21 February, ahead of a 28 February release.
It has an iPhone 14 look with an A18 chip, and Apple Intelligence support, as well as 128GB of starting storage, a 6.1-inch OLED display and a 48-megapixel camera.
It is the first iPhone with Apple’s C1 modem, which supports 5G, but misses out on the speedier mmWave radios.
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