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The stories surrounding the much-awaited introduction of Apple’s iPhone SE 2, a power-packed successor of iPhone SE launched in 2016, has gained considerable hype in the recent past.
Recent rumours convey that Apple doesn’t have adequate resources to introduce iPhone SE 2 right now. Though iPhone SE might get an update this year in March, iPhone SE 2 might not be just a mini budget iPhone as anticipated previously.
The word on the street is that iPhone SE 2 (SE meaning Special Edition) is most probably a functional cross between iPhone SE and iPhone X. iPhone X being one of the star products from the company and iPhone SE being the cheapest iPhone available, it will be fascinating to see what Apple brings on table as iPhone SE 2.
According to some of the speculations, iPhone SE 2 might feature Face ID with notch screen design and a 6.1 LED panel. Apple is expected to deliver hardware specifications like A10 chip, 2GB of RAM, 32GB/128GB of storage, plus 12Mp/5Mp cameras and a 1,700mAh battery. This wireless charging facilitated device might drop features like 3D sensing and 3D touch in order to cut back the cost.
A report from Tekz24 suggests that Apple is at present working on a device, whereas other sources believe that the company might declare the release date soon. Apple might unveil iPhone SE 2 at its Spring event, held in March. Digitimes analyst Luke Lin believes Apple will launch the phone in the second quarter, around May-June.
Like the specifications, a lot of stories around the pricing of iPhone SE 2 have surfaced. If I make an educated guess, the iPhone SE 2 is expected to come in a price range of £649 to £749 in the UK market.
The way you unlock your Apple iPhone X has been of great importance to the Apple team. The very first iPhone had a slider; you had to slide to unlock your device. The next iPhone came with a new technology which was called the touch ID. Touch ID was a major break-through made by Apple in the security of phones.
They now move on to an all new level with the introduction of face ID recognization. When you need to unlock your iPhone X, all you need to do is look at it.
Whenever you look at your iPhone it detects your face using the flood illuminator. iPhone X is capable of doing this in dark as well. The IR camera takes an IR image, the dot projectors read your face by projecting approximately more than 30000 dots. iPhone X takes the matrix from the dot projector and the IR image to create a mathematical model of your face. This mathematical model is compared with the mathematical model which is already saved on your iPhone (while setting it up the iPhone this mathematical model is captured by the phone). If both the mathematical models match phone gets unlocked.
Face ID gives you instructions on how you need to move your face while setting it up. iPhone X learns your face so well that even if you change your hairstyle or put on glasses, it still recognizes you without any issues. iPhone X also recognizes that whether you are looking at your phone or not. If you hold your phone in front of your face and don’t look at it, it would stay locked.
Have you been eagerly waiting for the latest iPhone 7S? You must be excited about the latest news then, isn’t it? Here you will find everything. Below we have covered the latest news about the iPhone 7S– its release date, price, specs and all the latest rumours which you could hope for.
News In Brief
Release Date
It is expected that the iPhone 7S will be released this September in 2017 along with an announcement date just one or two weeks before the launch. As per the usual practice of Apple, the release date could be a Friday.
Screen
Design
Camera And Battery
OS And Power
Memory And Storage
Price
It is really difficult to say how much the new iPhone 7S will cost since smartphone prices depend on numerous variables. Thus, there’s every chance that the upcoming device will be as expensive the iPhone 7 and perhaps pricier than that.
If you have always been dead set on buying the next iPhone, then this is worth the wait. Just wait for the official announcement from the smartphone makers to make the final call!
Ever since iPhone 5, Apple has always followed the trend of launching their device in September. However, if the latest rumours are to be believed, the mega giant would no longer be carrying the tradition with its much awaited iPhone 8. Even a report on a potential Apple supplier seems to indicate that the new device may indeed arrive a bit late than what it was expected earlier.
This latest information has come from a company named Finisar, which is thought to be providing Apple with high-tech lasers built into the latest device. These lasers are developed for various things including AR depth mapping and image recognition. The report is claiming that one big company will be buying bulk units of these specialised lasers- almost tens of millions of units towards the end of 2017. And experts believe that this company is Apple.
Now, if this report is true, Finisar’s upcoming production schedule is a good indicator of iPhone 8’s release date. According to Loup Ventures, which connected these speculations; though the iPhone 8 may be launched in September, it will not be ready for shipment until October 2017. This even leads to a possibility of the flagship phone getting launched directly in October.
This minor delay in its launch as compared to the existing trend of a September release can be due to initial manufacturing setbacks. Moreover, the increased number of reports throughout last year has even hinted at supply constraints and other vital issues. Thus, it would not be a shock if you see the new smartphone arriving a month later than that of its predecessors.
By breaking the norm of calling its devices with their common naming traditions, it is believed that Apple has decided to call its flagship smartphone as iPhone X. Not only this name makes some sense but even highlight the device’s exclusive status.
Let’s see what Apple has in store for its huge fans! Compare iPhone 7 and 7 Plus prices in the UK
With iPhone celebrating its 10 years, users have eagerly been waiting for its ‘revolutionary’ device. However, if the latest rumours are to be believed, we may have to wait till 2018 for the new iPhone 8. Here’s all you need to know about the latest rumours of iPhone 8.
Though the initial launch date was September 2017, according to latest reports, Apple is struggling hard to develop two major features for iPhone 8. It is expected that this can delay the launch by at least two months. Further, with reports of production delay with the OLED screen, getting hold of the iPhone anytime in 2017 seems to be tricky.
Bottomline- Apple can launch iPhone 8 in September as per initial plans, but with some potential problems.
UK Price: According to USB analyst Steven Milunovich, the 64GB iPhone 8 can cost up to £666.67 pounds while the 256GB can be the first iPhone to jump up to £784.31 pounds. However, with additional taxes, those prices can be approximately around £849 and £999.
Display: With a size of 5.8 inches, the iPhone 8 is set to have a resolution of 2800 × 1242 pixels. One of its key elements is that it will have OLED technology rather than the IPS tech Apple.
Camera
Memory: Though the device will have no card slots, it will have internal Storages of 32/128/256 GB with a 3GB RAM.
Platform: It is set to have a Quad-core processor along with an OS of iOS 11 and Apple A11 chipset.
Battery: Non-removable Li-Ion battery
Colours: Other than the existing colours of Silver, Black, Jet Black, Gold and Rose Gold, iPhone 8 may even be available in Red.
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On 31st March 2016, the iPhone SE went on sale and since the launch of the iPhone 7, it has been the only iPhone which can be directly bought new from Apple. Here in this post, we will discuss all the latest rumours regarding the release date and the upgrade of the storage of the iPhone SE 2. Just read on to gather more info:
What is the release date of the iPhone SE 2?
We are expecting the iPhone SE 2 to be released in March 2018 in the UK.
With 16GB of storage, the iPhone SE costs £379, or with 64GB of storage, it costs £429. This phone is available in Rose Gold, Space Grey, and Silver colours. That is really cheap for an iPhone, but still quite expensive when you consider that an iPhone SE just costs $160 for making.
Many individuals have thought that Apple will declare the iPhone SE 2, the successor to the iPhone SE, nearly one year after its introduction in March 2017, as is the case with the updates of its flagship iPhone.
When Apple declared some new products with the inclusion of the particular edition of new iPad and red iPhone 7, there was no iPhone SE 2. Rather, the company updated the original iPhone SE with the upgrades of storage.
Presently, it is £479 for 128GB and £379 for 32GB a year on from its first launch.
By far, it appeared the iPhone SE would follow in the iPhone 5C’s footsteps as a promising one-off, with KGI Securities’ reliable analyst Ming-Chi Kuo stating that no new iPhone SE will come in 2017.
In accordance with Kuo, this is because the introduction of a new iPhone SE will influence the sales of the iPhone 7 and the iPhone 7 Plus, which are down already. A report from Mac Otakara stating there would be an upgrade to the original smartphone turned out for being spot on.
Where it leaves the iPhone SE 2 is a difficult question. Apple might never introduce one but we are expecting for 2018 depending on the comments of Kuo.
On September 7 last year, Apple CEO Tim Cook announced two new iPhones, the iPhone 7 and the iPhone 7 Plus, and pre-orders started flowing at September 9th. Apple has maintained a tradition of releasing the upgraded versions of the iPhones a year after their announcement, so we can anticipate that the brand new iPhone 7S and iPhone 7S plus will be available on the market from September 2017.
Name: Apple follows a ‘tick-tock’ release cycle with the iPhone release. That means, in the first year it releases a full number upgrade with a significantly improved physical design, and the next year an S upgrade is released with the same physical design as its predecessor but with updated features and specifications. For this reason, we are anticipating the announcement of the iPhone 7S and 7S plus this year as the predecessor iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus were released last year.
Another fresh rumour is that Apple is going to launch a very new line of iPhone called iPhone X. The letter X stands for the Roman numerical 10, as Apple is celebrating its tenth anniversary. Physical design: An S upgrade looks exactly like its predecessor, so we are hoping no physical redesign. But a report states that the iPhone 7S and 7S plus will have a glass covered front and back design.
Screen: Though Apple filed a patent which suggests a large edge-to-edge screen without the home button. According to a report, there may be three models with the screen size of 4.7 inches, 5.5 inches and the largest 5.8 inch. The largest one is said to be the iPhone X whereas the first two could be the 7S and 7S plus. Another rumour is going around which states that Apple is going to make a flexed screen iPhone this year.Some new features:
• The iPhone 7S and 7S plus is going to feature the second generation 3D touch which reportedly has greater sensibility and gesture versatility.
• We are hoping to see the wireless charging system.
• Apple may add the ‘Augmented Reality’ technology into their camera software.
With all these rumours flowing around, it looks the new iPhone 7S and 7S plus is floating on high anticipation from the fans.
Now unlocking your iPhone in order to use any SIM network in the UK has become very easy. In this article, you’ll find our guide to unlocking an iPhone legally for free. Just read on:
How to unlock an iPhone from EE:
If you have had your T-Mobile, Orange or EE account for around 6 months, and have done the bill payments timely, EE will unlock the iPhone for you. At a cost of £8.99, EE will unlock it and it could take up to 7 days.
How to unlock an iPhone on Vodafone:
Vodafone also needs you to have an account and if your details are available to them, you can directly use Vodafone’s online form. The company will take up to 48 hours to get back to you and at least 10 days for unlocking it. It will cost you £19.99.
How to unlock an iPhone from Three:
Three actually makes things easier. If you have bought an iPhone from its site after 1st January 2014, then your iPhone will be automatically unlocked when you’ll connect it to iTunes or Wi-Fi. Otherwise, you can fill out the online form of Three also.
How to unlock an iPhone on O2:
You need to fill in an online form for unlocking the iPhone if it locked to O2. You can even unlock it anytime if you’re a paid monthly client; however, you still need to finish paying for the remaining of your contract. It will cost £15 and will take up to 72 hours for unlocking the iPhone.
How to unlock an iPhone from Virgin Mobile:
According to Virgin, if an iPhone bought from the company within the last year or so, will be unlocked already; however, some older iPhones might not have this opportunity. Well, you need to update your iPhone to either iOS 8 or iOS 9.
How to unlock an iPhone from Tesco Mobile:
If you have with Tesco Mobile for twelve months or more, and if you have finished your contract, you can get an unlock code from the company for free by calling at 03453014455 and selecting “Unlock Your Mobile” option.
How to unlock an iPhone by Giffgaff:
The handy tool giffgaff helps you measure how you can unlock your iPhone from its network.
How to unlock an iPhone using an iPhone unlocking service:
You can contact your carrier and ask them for unlocking the iPhone. This is named as mobile phone unlocking service. Some retailers arrange the unlock code for a cost of £25. If it’s unavailable, you can find online services also to unlock your iPhone.
After turning back the iPhone on, finish the setup assistant and restore your iPhone from the backup you made. Then you can insert the new SIM card and it’ll start working. So, finally, your iPhone is unlocked!
Apple just introduced the iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus; however, we soon have received some rumours for the new handset, which is likely to be the iPhone 8, instead of the iPhone 7S.
Based on previous rumours, it seems that the overall design, features and specifications could get a big upgrade and here we are going to provide all the rumours on the upcoming Apple flagship of 2017.
Release Date:
The handset possibly will release in early September 2017 and will go on sale probably on mid-September 2017.
Price:
Although there are no price rumours, the iPhone 8 is probably to cost the same amount to the iPhone 7.
Features & Specifications:
Display:
According to latest rumours, iPhone 8 could feature a 5.8-inch screen with a curved AMOLED display and there will be no bezels and home button in the handset.
Design:
The iPhone 8 is expected to come with a curved glass back along with some big changes for the handset.
Camera & Battery:
Apple will possibly change the rear camera’s megapixel count from 12MP; however, we don’t expect much from the front-facing camera. The iPhone might be still found with a single lens, whereas the iPhone 8 Plus will probably feature dual lenses.
There is no news on battery’s size; however, Apple might ultimately support wireless charging. With the removal of the headphone jack, being free of wires totally is certainly the next step.
OS & Power:
The iPhone 8 will possibly run iOS 11, with the chip probably called the A11 or the A11 Fusion. The handset is expected to have a power boost, with a faster Quad-core processor alongside 3GB or 4GB of RAM possibly.
Other features:
According to rumours, the iPhone 8 will probably feature an iris scanner, a smart connector, and some new security features.
So, these are all the latest rumours and our expectations regarding Apple’s upcoming iPhone 8.