Re: The iPhone Special Edition 2020 or whatever it wil be called from apple Insider
My sister hasn't yet upgraded her iPhone 6. She only has a 16 gig model. It may even be a five. On 4/8/20, Sieghard Weitzel wrote: > You would almost certainly be able to get more for your iPhone 8 if you sold > it privately rather than getting the little bit Apple would give you as a > trade-in. > I just sold my Mom’s old iPhone 6S Plus 64 Gb here in Canada for $180, could > have probably gotten a bit mor, but I wanted to not fuss around so when I > saw somebody on a local Facebook buy and sell list asking if somebody had an > inexpensive older iPhone for sale I offered it to her for $200, she asked if > I was firm on that and I told her my Mom would probably take $180, but not > less and she came by later that day, gave me $180 cash and that was that. > An iPhone 8 if it’s in very good condition and if you have the original box > and are willing to include the wall adapter and a cable should probably get > you around $250 US for a 64 Gb model. > > > From: viphone@googlegroups.com On Behalf Of > Kenny > Sent: Wednesday, April 8, 2020 5:54 AM > To: viphone@googlegroups.com > Subject: Re: The iPhone Special Edition 2020 or whatever it wil be called > from apple Insider > > > If Apple offers a trade-in for my iPhone 8, I'll definitely upgrade. Tired > of deleting stuff due to me not having available space. Will go for a 256GB > model. > > > On 4/5/2020 10:06 AM, Richard Turner wrote: > Everything known about the 2020 'iPhone SE' > By Mike Peterson Friday, April 03, 2020, > The launch of the so-called 2020 "iPhone SE," largely expected to be an > updated iPhone 8-style device, is imminent. Here's what's been discovered > about the subject of rumors for the last three years. The 'iPhone SE' is > expected to have a design basically the same as the iPhone 8. While rumors > about a low-cost iPhone refresh have been circulating for years, it now > appears that Apple will debut the device in early 2020. Here's everything > that's been discovered about the upcoming 4.7-inch iPhone. The 'iPhone SE 2' > at a glance According to the latest rumors and leaks, here are some key > points about the "iPhone SE. The same footprint as the 4.7-inch iPhone 8 > footprint Latest-generation A13 chip and 3GB of RAM 64, 128 and 256GB > storage variants Retain a Home button with Touch ID Retail as low as $399 > Larger 5.5-inch "iPhone SE Plus" model at some point 'iPhone SE 2' design > Despite the now possibly confirmed "iPhone SE" moniker, the device is more > likely to be a spiritual successor to the iPhone 8 instead of the popular > 4-inch form factor. At this point, that 4.7-inch footprint is so likely that > case makers are already going all-in on the size. In late March, cases for > an affordable iPhone 8-style device began arriving at Best Buy . There may > also be a larger version of the "iPhone SE" available, according to leaked > code strings within iOS 14. That device would be akin to the iPhone 8 Plus, > just with the same updated internals. We're not currently expecting any > major design overhauls like an edge-to-edge display, OLED panel or a > TrueDepth Face ID sensor suite. Like last year's stable of iPads, the device > will continue to rely on older tech like Touch ID and will sport aging, > bezeled designs. But its price point and internal upgrades, which we'll get > to below, may make it a popular choice for many consumers. 'iPhone SE 2' > specifications A concept render of what the 2020 "iPhone SE" will look like. > Courtesy of OnLeaks and iGeeksblog. Apple is definitely going to give the > "iPhone SE" an overhaul in terms of its internal specifications. But users > should expect incremental updates, not major ones. Back in January 2018, > well-connected analyst Ming-Chi Kuo suggested that the "iPhone SE 2" would > sport an A13 processor - the same as the CPU in the iPhone 11 - and 3GB of > RAM. More minor updates could include a new Liquid Crystal Polymer antenna > design, which would give the refreshed device better cellular reception and > performance. Leaked code in iOS 14 also suggests that the "iPhone SE" will > retain a Touch ID fingerprint sensor, though it may support the so-called > CarKey feature for locking, unlocking and starting compatible vehicles. The > latest information indicates that the 2020 "iPhone SE" will be available in > 64GB, 128GB and 256GB storage configurations and will launch in white, black > and PRODUCT(RED) variants. All of this is to say that the new "iPhone SE" > will an entry-level device that will lower the barrier of entry for Apple's > latest advancements in si
RE: The iPhone Special Edition 2020 or whatever it wil be called from apple Insider
You would almost certainly be able to get more for your iPhone 8 if you sold it privately rather than getting the little bit Apple would give you as a trade-in. I just sold my Mom’s old iPhone 6S Plus 64 Gb here in Canada for $180, could have probably gotten a bit mor, but I wanted to not fuss around so when I saw somebody on a local Facebook buy and sell list asking if somebody had an inexpensive older iPhone for sale I offered it to her for $200, she asked if I was firm on that and I told her my Mom would probably take $180, but not less and she came by later that day, gave me $180 cash and that was that. An iPhone 8 if it’s in very good condition and if you have the original box and are willing to include the wall adapter and a cable should probably get you around $250 US for a 64 Gb model. From: viphone@googlegroups.com On Behalf Of Kenny Sent: Wednesday, April 8, 2020 5:54 AM To: viphone@googlegroups.com Subject: Re: The iPhone Special Edition 2020 or whatever it wil be called from apple Insider If Apple offers a trade-in for my iPhone 8, I'll definitely upgrade. Tired of deleting stuff due to me not having available space. Will go for a 256GB model. On 4/5/2020 10:06 AM, Richard Turner wrote: Everything known about the 2020 'iPhone SE' By Mike Peterson Friday, April 03, 2020, The launch of the so-called 2020 "iPhone SE," largely expected to be an updated iPhone 8-style device, is imminent. Here's what's been discovered about the subject of rumors for the last three years. The 'iPhone SE' is expected to have a design basically the same as the iPhone 8. While rumors about a low-cost iPhone refresh have been circulating for years, it now appears that Apple will debut the device in early 2020. Here's everything that's been discovered about the upcoming 4.7-inch iPhone. The 'iPhone SE 2' at a glance According to the latest rumors and leaks, here are some key points about the "iPhone SE. The same footprint as the 4.7-inch iPhone 8 footprint Latest-generation A13 chip and 3GB of RAM 64, 128 and 256GB storage variants Retain a Home button with Touch ID Retail as low as $399 Larger 5.5-inch "iPhone SE Plus" model at some point 'iPhone SE 2' design Despite the now possibly confirmed "iPhone SE" moniker, the device is more likely to be a spiritual successor to the iPhone 8 instead of the popular 4-inch form factor. At this point, that 4.7-inch footprint is so likely that case makers are already going all-in on the size. In late March, cases for an affordable iPhone 8-style device began arriving at Best Buy . There may also be a larger version of the "iPhone SE" available, according to leaked code strings within iOS 14. That device would be akin to the iPhone 8 Plus, just with the same updated internals. We're not currently expecting any major design overhauls like an edge-to-edge display, OLED panel or a TrueDepth Face ID sensor suite. Like last year's stable of iPads, the device will continue to rely on older tech like Touch ID and will sport aging, bezeled designs. But its price point and internal upgrades, which we'll get to below, may make it a popular choice for many consumers. 'iPhone SE 2' specifications A concept render of what the 2020 "iPhone SE" will look like. Courtesy of OnLeaks and iGeeksblog. Apple is definitely going to give the "iPhone SE" an overhaul in terms of its internal specifications. But users should expect incremental updates, not major ones. Back in January 2018, well-connected analyst Ming-Chi Kuo suggested that the "iPhone SE 2" would sport an A13 processor - the same as the CPU in the iPhone 11 - and 3GB of RAM. More minor updates could include a new Liquid Crystal Polymer antenna design, which would give the refreshed device better cellular reception and performance. Leaked code in iOS 14 also suggests that the "iPhone SE" will retain a Touch ID fingerprint sensor, though it may support the so-called CarKey feature for locking, unlocking and starting compatible vehicles. The latest information indicates that the 2020 "iPhone SE" will be available in 64GB, 128GB and 256GB storage configurations and will launch in white, black and PRODUCT(RED) variants. All of this is to say that the new "iPhone SE" will an entry-level device that will lower the barrier of entry for Apple's latest advancements in silicon, making it an attractive choice for users who have been holding out on upgrading from older iPhones for reasons of price or familiarity. iPhone SE availability Rumors about the updated device's launch date have shifted drastically over the years. In summer 2017, reports suggested that a second-generation iPhone SE could debut in early 2018, for example. Now, it appears that the 2020 "iPhone SE" will launch
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I changed the subject to reflect what is being discussed now. I do not understand why you feel the need to store all these books on your phone when the NLS site has them all stored for us. I use and love the Bard app. I download several books, read them and then delete from the phone. If you are a computer user, you can create a spread sheet with all the titles you have read and put them in any order you wish so you can re-read at any time and let the NLS do the storing. It is different for books you have purchased such as the Audible books. But I store them on my PC. Please, don't think I am criticizing how you choose to handle your books, Just making suggestions. Marie -Original Message- From: Joshua Hendrickson Sent: Wednesday, April 8, 2020 7:11 AM To: viphone@googlegroups.com Subject: Re: The iPhone Special Edition 2020 or whatever it will be called from apple Insider I'm glad that I do have a 256 gig iPhone 8. I'm so mad at bard mobile because it doesn't work with the way I organize and rename my bard books. Since I take off the DB numbers at the ends of the folder book names the app doesn't recognize if I have all the books of an entire series on my iPhone. The only way to fix this would be to redownload any book I wanted back onto my iPhone even if I already own it and it is on my external hard drive. That is so frustrating. I'm so tempted to delete bard mobile from my phone entirely. It would free up about 86 gigs worth of space. On 4/8/20, Kenny wrote: If Apple offers a trade-in for my iPhone 8, I'll definitely upgrade. Tired of deleting stuff due to me not having available space. Will go for a 256GB model. On 4/5/2020 10:06 AM, Richard Turner wrote: Everything known about the 2020 'iPhone SE' By Mike Peterson Friday, April 03, 2020, The launch of the so-called 2020 "iPhone SE," largely expected to be an updated iPhone 8-style device, is imminent. Here's what's been discovered about the subject of rumors for the last three years. The 'iPhone SE' is expected to have a design basically the same as the iPhone 8. While rumors about a low-cost iPhone refresh have been circulating for years, it now appears that Apple will debut the device in early 2020. Here's everything that's been discovered about the upcoming 4.7-inch iPhone. The 'iPhone SE 2' at a glance According to the latest rumors and leaks, here are some key points about the "iPhone SE. The same footprint as the 4.7-inch iPhone 8 footprint Latest-generation A13 chip and 3GB of RAM 64, 128 and 256GB storage variants Retain a Home button with Touch ID Retail as low as $399 Larger 5.5-inch "iPhone SE Plus" model at some point 'iPhone SE 2' design Despite the now possibly confirmed "iPhone SE" moniker, the device is more likely to be a spiritual successor to the iPhone 8 instead of the popular 4-inch form factor. At this point, that 4.7-inch footprint is so likely that case makers are already going all-in on the size. In late March, cases for an affordable iPhone 8-style device began arriving at Best Buy . There may also be a larger version of the "iPhone SE" available, according to leaked code strings within iOS 14. That device would be akin to the iPhone 8 Plus, just with the same updated internals. We're not currently expecting any major design overhauls like an edge-to-edge display, OLED panel or a TrueDepth Face ID sensor suite. Like last year's stable of iPads, the device will continue to rely on older tech like Touch ID and will sport aging, bezeled designs. But its price point and internal upgrades, which we'll get to below, may make it a popular choice for many consumers. 'iPhone SE 2' specifications A concept render of what the 2020 "iPhone SE" will look like. Courtesy of OnLeaks and iGeeksblog. Apple is definitely going to give the "iPhone SE" an overhaul in terms of its internal specifications. But users should expect incremental updates, not major ones. Back in January 2018, well-connected analyst Ming-Chi Kuo suggested that the "iPhone SE 2" would sport an A13 processor - the same as the CPU in the iPhone 11 - and 3GB of RAM. More minor updates could include a new Liquid Crystal Polymer antenna design, which would give the refreshed device better cellular reception and performance. Leaked code in iOS 14 also suggests that the "iPhone SE" will retain a Touch ID fingerprint sensor, though it may support the so-called CarKey feature for locking, unlocking and starting compatible vehicles. The latest information indicates that the 2020 "iPhone SE" will be available in 64GB, 128GB and 256GB storage configurations and will launch in white, black and PRODUCT(RED) variants. All of this is to say that the new "iPhone SE" will an entry-level device that will lower the barrier of entry for Apple's latest advancements in silicon, making it an attractive choice for users who have been holding out on upgrading from older iPhones for reasons of price or familiarity. iPhone SE availability Rumors about the updated device's
Re: The iPhone Special Edition 2020 or whatever it wil be called from apple Insider
I'm glad that I do have a 256 gig iPhone 8. I'm so mad at bard mobile because it doesn't work with the way I organize and rename my bard books. Since I take off the DB numbers at the ends of the folder book names the app doesn't recognize if I have all the books of an entire series on my iPhone. The only way to fix this would be to redownload any book I wanted back onto my iPhone even if I already own it and it is on my external hard drive. That is so frustrating. I'm so tempted to delete bard mobile from my phone entirely. It would free up about 86 gigs worth of space. On 4/8/20, Kenny wrote: > If Apple offers a trade-in for my iPhone 8, I'll definitely upgrade. > Tired of deleting stuff due to me not having available space. Will go > for a 256GB model. > > > On 4/5/2020 10:06 AM, Richard Turner wrote: >> >> Everything known about the 2020 'iPhone SE' >> >> By Mike Peterson Friday, April 03, 2020, >> >> The launch of the so-called 2020 "iPhone SE," largely expected to be >> an updated iPhone 8-style device, is imminent. Here's what's been >> discovered about the subject of rumors for the last three years. The >> 'iPhone SE' is expected to have a design basically the same as the >> iPhone 8. While rumors about a low-cost iPhone refresh have been >> circulating for years, it now appears that Apple will debut the device >> in early 2020. Here's everything that's been discovered about the >> upcoming 4.7-inch iPhone. The 'iPhone SE 2' at a glance According to >> the latest rumors and leaks, here are some key points about the >> "iPhone SE. The same footprint as the 4.7-inch iPhone 8 footprint >> Latest-generation A13 chip and 3GB of RAM 64, 128 and 256GB storage >> variants Retain a Home button with Touch ID Retail as low as $399 >> Larger 5.5-inch "iPhone SE Plus" model at some point 'iPhone SE 2' >> design Despite the now possibly confirmed "iPhone SE" moniker, the >> device is more likely to be a spiritual successor to the iPhone 8 >> instead of the popular 4-inch form factor. At this point, that >> 4.7-inch footprint is so likely that case makers are already going >> all-in on the size. In late March, cases for an affordable iPhone >> 8-style device began arriving at Best Buy . There may also be a larger >> version of the "iPhone SE" available, according to leaked code strings >> within iOS 14. That device would be akin to the iPhone 8 Plus, just >> with the same updated internals. We're not currently expecting any >> major design overhauls like an edge-to-edge display, OLED panel or a >> TrueDepth Face ID sensor suite. Like last year's stable of iPads, the >> device will continue to rely on older tech like Touch ID and will >> sport aging, bezeled designs. But its price point and internal >> upgrades, which we'll get to below, may make it a popular choice for >> many consumers. 'iPhone SE 2' specifications A concept render of what >> the 2020 "iPhone SE" will look like. Courtesy of OnLeaks and >> iGeeksblog. Apple is definitely going to give the "iPhone SE" an >> overhaul in terms of its internal specifications. But users should >> expect incremental updates, not major ones. Back in January 2018, >> well-connected analyst Ming-Chi Kuo suggested that the "iPhone SE 2" >> would sport an A13 processor - the same as the CPU in the iPhone 11 - >> and 3GB of RAM. More minor updates could include a new Liquid Crystal >> Polymer antenna design, which would give the refreshed device better >> cellular reception and performance. Leaked code in iOS 14 also >> suggests that the "iPhone SE" will retain a Touch ID fingerprint >> sensor, though it may support the so-called CarKey feature for >> locking, unlocking and starting compatible vehicles. The latest >> information indicates that the 2020 "iPhone SE" will be available in >> 64GB, 128GB and 256GB storage configurations and will launch in white, >> black and PRODUCT(RED) variants. All of this is to say that the new >> "iPhone SE" will an entry-level device that will lower the barrier of >> entry for Apple's latest advancements in silicon, making it an >> attractive choice for users who have been holding out on upgrading >> from older iPhones for reasons of price or familiarity. iPhone SE >> availability Rumors about the updated device's launch date have >> shifted drastically over the years. In summer 2017, reports suggested >> that a second-generation iPhone SE could debut in early 2018, for >> example. Now, it appears that the 2020 "iPhone SE" will launch >> sometime in April 2020. While a credible tipster indicated that Apple >> would announce the device on Friday, April 3, another leaker said that >> the launch is slated for April 15. More confusing are case maker >> leaks, with at least one manufacturer potentially tipping an April 5 >> release date. At this point, we're comfortable saying that the "iPhone >> SE" will launch in the very near future. But an exact day is still up >> in the air. As far as price, that's less clear. But a report from >> Fe
Re: The iPhone Special Edition 2020 or whatever it wil be called from apple Insider
If Apple offers a trade-in for my iPhone 8, I'll definitely upgrade. Tired of deleting stuff due to me not having available space. Will go for a 256GB model. On 4/5/2020 10:06 AM, Richard Turner wrote: Everything known about the 2020 'iPhone SE' By Mike Peterson Friday, April 03, 2020, The launch of the so-called 2020 "iPhone SE," largely expected to be an updated iPhone 8-style device, is imminent. Here's what's been discovered about the subject of rumors for the last three years. The 'iPhone SE' is expected to have a design basically the same as the iPhone 8. While rumors about a low-cost iPhone refresh have been circulating for years, it now appears that Apple will debut the device in early 2020. Here's everything that's been discovered about the upcoming 4.7-inch iPhone. The 'iPhone SE 2' at a glance According to the latest rumors and leaks, here are some key points about the "iPhone SE. The same footprint as the 4.7-inch iPhone 8 footprint Latest-generation A13 chip and 3GB of RAM 64, 128 and 256GB storage variants Retain a Home button with Touch ID Retail as low as $399 Larger 5.5-inch "iPhone SE Plus" model at some point 'iPhone SE 2' design Despite the now possibly confirmed "iPhone SE" moniker, the device is more likely to be a spiritual successor to the iPhone 8 instead of the popular 4-inch form factor. At this point, that 4.7-inch footprint is so likely that case makers are already going all-in on the size. In late March, cases for an affordable iPhone 8-style device began arriving at Best Buy . There may also be a larger version of the "iPhone SE" available, according to leaked code strings within iOS 14. That device would be akin to the iPhone 8 Plus, just with the same updated internals. We're not currently expecting any major design overhauls like an edge-to-edge display, OLED panel or a TrueDepth Face ID sensor suite. Like last year's stable of iPads, the device will continue to rely on older tech like Touch ID and will sport aging, bezeled designs. But its price point and internal upgrades, which we'll get to below, may make it a popular choice for many consumers. 'iPhone SE 2' specifications A concept render of what the 2020 "iPhone SE" will look like. Courtesy of OnLeaks and iGeeksblog. Apple is definitely going to give the "iPhone SE" an overhaul in terms of its internal specifications. But users should expect incremental updates, not major ones. Back in January 2018, well-connected analyst Ming-Chi Kuo suggested that the "iPhone SE 2" would sport an A13 processor - the same as the CPU in the iPhone 11 - and 3GB of RAM. More minor updates could include a new Liquid Crystal Polymer antenna design, which would give the refreshed device better cellular reception and performance. Leaked code in iOS 14 also suggests that the "iPhone SE" will retain a Touch ID fingerprint sensor, though it may support the so-called CarKey feature for locking, unlocking and starting compatible vehicles. The latest information indicates that the 2020 "iPhone SE" will be available in 64GB, 128GB and 256GB storage configurations and will launch in white, black and PRODUCT(RED) variants. All of this is to say that the new "iPhone SE" will an entry-level device that will lower the barrier of entry for Apple's latest advancements in silicon, making it an attractive choice for users who have been holding out on upgrading from older iPhones for reasons of price or familiarity. iPhone SE availability Rumors about the updated device's launch date have shifted drastically over the years. In summer 2017, reports suggested that a second-generation iPhone SE could debut in early 2018, for example. Now, it appears that the 2020 "iPhone SE" will launch sometime in April 2020. While a credible tipster indicated that Apple would announce the device on Friday, April 3, another leaker said that the launch is slated for April 15. More confusing are case maker leaks, with at least one manufacturer potentially tipping an April 5 release date. At this point, we're comfortable saying that the "iPhone SE" will launch in the very near future. But an exact day is still up in the air. As far as price, that's less clear. But a report from February 2020 suggests that it could start at $399, presumably for the base 64GB tier. That's about on-par with previous iterations of the iPhone SE, and cheaper than Apple's current lowest-cost iPhone, the $449 iPhone 8. 'iPhone SE 2' name An iPhone 8-compatible screen protector was updated to reflect 'iPhone SE' compatibility on Apple's site. The upcoming 4.7-inch device has been given several monikers by leakers, analysts and others in the Apple blogosphere. That includes "iPhone SE 2" and "iPhone 9. At this point, it appears that the device will simply be dubbed the "iPhone SE," according to an apparent leak from an accessory on Apple's official online storefront. The aforementioned tipster also suggested that Apple would di
RE: The iPhone Special Edition 2020 or whatever it wil be called from apple Insider
What you mean like the comment tim cook makes everytime they release a new phone? It's the best iPhone we've ever seen! No kidding, I can't see them putting out a lower grade phone because they didn't want to spend the money on R&D for the biggest and best, So they thought they'd put out a 3 inch flip phone running ms dos 2 But yeah every new device needs to be taken with a grain of salt because they may be great on the day of release but really they are only faster for 12 months at least then there is a new device. Mean while the device you get to day should last another 4 years if you just go with it. -Original Message- From: viphone@googlegroups.com On Behalf Of Sieghard Weitzel Sent: Tuesday, 7 April 2020 4:12 AM To: viphone@googlegroups.com Subject: RE: The iPhone Special Edition 2020 or whatever it wil be called from apple Insider It absolutely is a faster CPU, but what I am saying that I have had iPhones for a long time and when Apple praises how fast the new chips are and they give numbers like "twice as fast" or that apps open "40% faster" that is not really all that much in real life and what people do with their phones. I know that every time I upgrade and most recently that was from my 6S to an 8 I was thinking "Oh, it's nice, but it's not all that much different". As for being more future proof, yes, of course a phone which is 2 years ahead will probably get a couple more iOS versions, but again, most phones nowadays get at least 4 after they are released which means if it stops after that you can have a phone for 5 years. The 6S, for example, came out in 2015 with the A9 chip and iOS 9. The SE has the same chip but was released half a year later in April of 2017. Both still have support for iOS 13 so they got iOS 10, 11, 12 and now 13 and I guess we'll find out in June whether they still get iOS 14. Not too many people I know keep their phone for 5 years so in many cases upgrading after a year or 2 with the reasoning that you get more iOS updates isn't a very good reason because chances are you would upgrade after 3 or 4 years anyways. I'm just making the point that nowadays these phones are mature devices, they are not new and experiencing major upgrades every year or two where you might say I really need one now. I still think if somebody has an iPhone 8 it's a waste of money to upgrade now, better wait a year or two and then get a new phone with 5G support because the new SE will most certainly not have it so why not get a new phone say in 2021, by then 5G will be well on its way to becoming available and if you upgrade now to a new SE chances are you justify another upgrade a year and a half from now because you want 5G support. In fact, once 5G is widely available it will be the biggest game changer which we have seen in a long time. -Original Message- From: viphone@googlegroups.com On Behalf Of Robin Sent: Monday, April 6, 2020 8:27 AM To: viphone@googlegroups.com Subject: RE: The iPhone Special Edition 2020 or whatever it wil be called from apple Insider What? Isn't Apple's A13BionicChip in its iPhone11 & iPhone11PRO/PRO MAX Better Than its A11 Chip, which as I recall is in its iPhone8/8+ as well as its AnniversaryEdition, the iPhoneX? If this isn't True, Apple does (indeed) Talk ... during its SeptemberLaunches Every Year, Right??? At 08:20 AM 4/6/2020, you wrote: >I have a 64 11, and got it for $648, so $400 dollars for the SE? I'm >glad I did what I did. > >-Original Message- >From: viphone@googlegroups.com >[mailto:viphone@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of Sieghard Weitzel >Sent: Monday, April 6, 2020 10:29 AM >To: viphone@googlegroups.com >Subject: RE: The iPhone Special Edition 2020 or whatever it wil be >called from apple Insider > >That would be my advice as well, the only possible reasons why I could >see somebody wanted to upgrade is because they maybe have a 64Gb iPhone >8 and really need more space or because they really want the carkey >feature which I assume you don't need. >Apart from that this will be just an iPhone 8 with a faster processor >and believe me, you most likely won't notice much of a difference for >normal day-to-day things, maybe apps open just a quarter second faster >and you would probably notice a difference with really CPU and RAM >intensive games or things like video editing, but in my opinion >upgrading to this phone if you have an iPhone 8 is a waste of money. My >wife and I both have the iPhone 8 as well, we both have 64 Gb models >and my wife is sighted and does more with her phone in terms of editing >photos and such, but we have no plans to upgrade. >I have had 64 Gb phones ever since my iPhone 4S in 2011 and never ran >out of space even when I had my 25 Gb music
RE: The iPhone Special Edition 2020 or whatever it wil be called from apple Insider
Yes -Original Message- From: viphone@googlegroups.com On Behalf Of Robin Sent: Tuesday, 7 April 2020 3:27 AM To: viphone@googlegroups.com Subject: RE: The iPhone Special Edition 2020 or whatever it wil be called from apple Insider What? Isn't Apple's A13BionicChip in its iPhone11 & iPhone11PRO/PRO MAX Better Than its A11 Chip, which as I recall is in its iPhone8/8+ as well as its AnniversaryEdition, the iPhoneX? If this isn't True, Apple does (indeed) Talk ... during its SeptemberLaunches Every Year, Right??? At 08:20 AM 4/6/2020, you wrote: >I have a 64 11, and got it for $648, so $400 dollars for the SE? I'm >glad I did what I did. > >-Original Message- >From: viphone@googlegroups.com >[mailto:viphone@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of Sieghard Weitzel >Sent: Monday, April 6, 2020 10:29 AM >To: viphone@googlegroups.com >Subject: RE: The iPhone Special Edition 2020 or whatever it wil be >called from apple Insider > >That would be my advice as well, the only possible reasons why I could >see somebody wanted to upgrade is because they maybe have a 64Gb iPhone >8 and really need more space or because they really want the carkey >feature which I assume you don't need. >Apart from that this will be just an iPhone 8 with a faster processor >and believe me, you most likely won't notice much of a difference for >normal day-to-day things, maybe apps open just a quarter second faster >and you would probably notice a difference with really CPU and RAM >intensive games or things like video editing, but in my opinion >upgrading to this phone if you have an iPhone 8 is a waste of money. My >wife and I both have the iPhone 8 as well, we both have 64 Gb models >and my wife is sighted and does more with her phone in terms of editing >photos and such, but we have no plans to upgrade. >I have had 64 Gb phones ever since my iPhone 4S in 2011 and never ran >out of space even when I had my 25 Gb music library on my phone. Now >that I have Apple Music I don't store any music on my phone any more >and even with about 500 pictures and a few dozen videos on my phone as >well as over 100 apps I still have well over 30 Gb of free space which >after you count the space iOS takes up is well over half. The only time >I would buy a 128 Gb phone is if Apple at some point makes that their >lowest available option, otherwise I would just spend an extra $100 for >something I don't need. Of course that is me and if you think you need >this much storage then that is fine, but always look at what size phone >you have now and how much free space you have, if it's plenty there is >probably little reason to buy a phone with more storage. If you just >bought a new iPhone 8 last year there is no reason why you can't use >that phone for another >2 or 3 years or even 4 years although if you do you might want to spend >the $40 or $50 and get a new battery put in after a couple more years >or whenever you notice you have to charge more often or that your >battery health drops below 83 or 85%. > >Best regards, >Sieghard > >-----Original Message----- >From: viphone@googlegroups.com > On Behalf Of Feliciano Godoy >Sent: Monday, April 6, 2020 5:45 AM >To: viphone@googlegroups.com >Subject: Re: The iPhone Special Edition 2020 or whatever it wil be >called from apple Insider > >Hi, >I wouldn't upgrade unless your having problems with the iPhone 8. > >Feliciano >For tech tips and updates: >LIKE www.facebook.com/theblindman12v >Follow www.twitter.com/theblindman12v >Follow www.instagram/TheBlindMan12v >those who are crazy enough to think they can change the world are the >ones who do. -Steve Jobs > > > On Apr 6, 2020, at 3:22 AM, Joshua Hendrickson wrote: > > > > I'm just glad to know that it is coming out, and will still have > > a home button. I will probably get it in the 256 gig model. Even > > though I just got my iPhone 8 last year, should I ditch my iPhone 8 > > for this new iPhone? > > > >> On 4/6/20, Simon A Fogarty wrote: > >> Thanks Richard > >> > >> One of the better rumour articles. > >> From: viphone@googlegroups.com On Behalf > >> Of Richard Turner > >> Sent: Monday, 6 April 2020 2:06 AM > >> To: viphone@googlegroups.com > >> Subject: The iPhone Special Edition 2020 or whatever it wil be > >> called from apple Insider > >> > >> Everything known about the 2020 'iPhone SE' > >> By Mike Peterson Friday, April 03, 2020, The launch of the > >> so-called > >> 2020 "iPhone SE," largely expected to be an updated iPhone 8-style &
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But make sure it's something you really want to do, I personally can't se much with the 8 that makes it worth while upgrading. Ind you Here in nz the cost is a reason not to. -Original Message- From: viphone@googlegroups.com On Behalf Of Carolyn Sent: Tuesday, 7 April 2020 3:11 AM To: viphone@googlegroups.com Subject: RE: The iPhone Special Edition 2020 or whatever it wil be called from apple Insider You probably can trade up your eight. -Original Message- From: viphone@googlegroups.com [mailto:viphone@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of Joshua Hendrickson Sent: Monday, April 6, 2020 6:23 AM To: viphone@googlegroups.com Subject: Re: The iPhone Special Edition 2020 or whatever it wil be called from apple Insider I'm just glad to know that it is coming out, and will still have a home button. I will probably get it in the 256 gig model. Even though I just got my iPhone 8 last year, should I ditch my iPhone 8 for this new iPhone? On 4/6/20, Simon A Fogarty wrote: > Thanks Richard > > One of the better rumour articles. > From: viphone@googlegroups.com On Behalf Of > Richard Turner > Sent: Monday, 6 April 2020 2:06 AM > To: viphone@googlegroups.com > Subject: The iPhone Special Edition 2020 or whatever it wil be called > from apple Insider > > Everything known about the 2020 'iPhone SE' > By Mike Peterson Friday, April 03, 2020, The launch of the so-called > 2020 "iPhone SE," largely expected to be an updated iPhone 8-style > device, is imminent. Here's what's been discovered about the subject > of rumors for the last three years. The 'iPhone SE' is expected to > have a design basically the same as the iPhone 8. While rumors about a > low-cost iPhone refresh have been circulating for years, it now > appears that Apple will debut the device in early 2020. Here's > everything that's been discovered about the upcoming 4.7-inch iPhone. The > 'iPhone SE 2' > at a glance According to the latest rumors and leaks, here are some > key points about the "iPhone SE. The same footprint as the 4.7-inch > iPhone 8 footprint Latest-generation A13 chip and 3GB of RAM 64, 128 > and 256GB storage variants Retain a Home button with Touch ID Retail > as low as $399 Larger 5.5-inch "iPhone SE Plus" model at some point > 'iPhone SE 2' design Despite the now possibly confirmed "iPhone SE" > moniker, the device is more likely to be a spiritual successor to the > iPhone 8 instead of the popular 4-inch form factor. At this point, > that 4.7-inch footprint is so likely that case makers are already > going all-in on the size. In late March, cases for an affordable > iPhone 8-style device began arriving at Best Buy . There may also be a > larger version of the "iPhone SE" available, according to leaked code > strings within iOS 14. That device would be akin to the iPhone 8 Plus, > just with the same updated internals. We're not currently expecting > any major design overhauls like an edge-to-edge display, OLED panel or > a TrueDepth Face ID sensor suite. Like last year's stable of iPads, > the device will continue to rely on older tech like Touch ID and will > sport aging, bezeled designs. But its price point and internal upgrades, > which we'll get to below, may make it a popular choice for many consumers. > 'iPhone SE 2' > specifications A concept render of what the 2020 "iPhone SE" will look like. > Courtesy of OnLeaks and iGeeksblog. Apple is definitely going to give > the "iPhone SE" an overhaul in terms of its internal specifications. > But users should expect incremental updates, not major ones. Back in > January 2018, well-connected analyst Ming-Chi Kuo suggested that the > "iPhone SE 2" would sport an A13 processor - the same as the CPU in > the iPhone 11 - and 3GB of RAM. More minor updates could include a new > Liquid Crystal Polymer antenna design, which would give the refreshed > device better cellular reception and performance. Leaked code in iOS > 14 also suggests that the "iPhone SE" will retain a Touch ID > fingerprint sensor, though it may support the so-called CarKey feature > for locking, unlocking and starting compatible vehicles. The latest > information indicates that the 2020 "iPhone SE" will be available in > 64GB, 128GB and 256GB storage configurations and will launch in white, black > and PRODUCT(RED) variants. All of this is to say that the new "iPhone SE" > will an entry-level device that will lower the barrier of entry for > Apple's latest advancements in silicon, making it an attractive choice > for users who have been holding out on upgrading from older iPhones &
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I've got loads of bard books. My next phone whatever it will be is going to be at least a 256 gig model. I've got about 86 gigs worth of bard books and at least 20 gigs worth of various books and things on voice dream reader. I really do like my iPhone 8 and I haven't noticed it getting any slower. I took Richard's suggestions and did turn off a couple battery saving things. I also just listened to a couple episodes of apple viz podcasts on my google home which was very cool. On 4/6/20, Fred Olver wrote: > I would say yes, Josh, I too have an IPhone 8 and have noticed it's slowing > > down and also that it takes longer to charge. For these reasons alone I will > > be getting the new SE. > > Fred Olver > - Original Message - > From: "Joshua Hendrickson" > To: > Sent: Monday, April 06, 2020 5:22 AM > Subject: Re: The iPhone Special Edition 2020 or whatever it wil be called > from apple Insider > > > I'm just glad to know that it is coming out, and will still have a > home button. I will probably get it in the 256 gig model. Even > though I just got my iPhone 8 last year, should I ditch my iPhone 8 > for this new iPhone? > > On 4/6/20, Simon A Fogarty wrote: >> Thanks Richard >> >> One of the better rumour articles. >> From: viphone@googlegroups.com On Behalf Of >> Richard Turner >> Sent: Monday, 6 April 2020 2:06 AM >> To: viphone@googlegroups.com >> Subject: The iPhone Special Edition 2020 or whatever it wil be called >> from >> apple Insider >> >> Everything known about the 2020 'iPhone SE' >> By Mike Peterson Friday, April 03, 2020, >> The launch of the so-called 2020 "iPhone SE," largely expected to be an >> updated iPhone 8-style device, is imminent. Here's what's been discovered >> about the subject of rumors for the last three years. The 'iPhone SE' is >> expected to have a design basically the same as the iPhone 8. While >> rumors >> about a low-cost iPhone refresh have been circulating for years, it now >> appears that Apple will debut the device in early 2020. Here's everything >> that's been discovered about the upcoming 4.7-inch iPhone. The 'iPhone SE >> >> 2' >> at a glance According to the latest rumors and leaks, here are some key >> points about the "iPhone SE. The same footprint as the 4.7-inch iPhone 8 >> footprint Latest-generation A13 chip and 3GB of RAM 64, 128 and 256GB >> storage variants Retain a Home button with Touch ID Retail as low as $399 >> Larger 5.5-inch "iPhone SE Plus" model at some point 'iPhone SE 2' design >> Despite the now possibly confirmed "iPhone SE" moniker, the device is >> more >> likely to be a spiritual successor to the iPhone 8 instead of the popular >> 4-inch form factor. At this point, that 4.7-inch footprint is so likely >> that >> case makers are already going all-in on the size. In late March, cases >> for >> an affordable iPhone 8-style device began arriving at Best Buy . There >> may >> also be a larger version of the "iPhone SE" available, according to >> leaked >> code strings within iOS 14. That device would be akin to the iPhone 8 >> Plus, >> just with the same updated internals. We're not currently expecting any >> major design overhauls like an edge-to-edge display, OLED panel or a >> TrueDepth Face ID sensor suite. Like last year's stable of iPads, the >> device >> will continue to rely on older tech like Touch ID and will sport aging, >> bezeled designs. But its price point and internal upgrades, which we'll >> get >> to below, may make it a popular choice for many consumers. 'iPhone SE 2' >> specifications A concept render of what the 2020 "iPhone SE" will look >> like. >> Courtesy of OnLeaks and iGeeksblog. Apple is definitely going to give the >> "iPhone SE" an overhaul in terms of its internal specifications. But >> users >> should expect incremental updates, not major ones. Back in January 2018, >> well-connected analyst Ming-Chi Kuo suggested that the "iPhone SE 2" >> would >> sport an A13 processor - the same as the CPU in the iPhone 11 - and 3GB >> of >> RAM. More minor updates could include a new Liquid Crystal Polymer >> antenna >> design, which would give the refreshed device better cellular reception >> and >> performance. Leaked code in iOS 14 also suggests that the "iPhone SE" >> will >> retain a Touch ID fingerprint sensor, though it may support the s
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I would say yes, Josh, I too have an IPhone 8 and have noticed it's slowing down and also that it takes longer to charge. For these reasons alone I will be getting the new SE. Fred Olver - Original Message - From: "Joshua Hendrickson" To: Sent: Monday, April 06, 2020 5:22 AM Subject: Re: The iPhone Special Edition 2020 or whatever it wil be called from apple Insider I'm just glad to know that it is coming out, and will still have a home button. I will probably get it in the 256 gig model. Even though I just got my iPhone 8 last year, should I ditch my iPhone 8 for this new iPhone? On 4/6/20, Simon A Fogarty wrote: Thanks Richard One of the better rumour articles. From: viphone@googlegroups.com On Behalf Of Richard Turner Sent: Monday, 6 April 2020 2:06 AM To: viphone@googlegroups.com Subject: The iPhone Special Edition 2020 or whatever it wil be called from apple Insider Everything known about the 2020 'iPhone SE' By Mike Peterson Friday, April 03, 2020, The launch of the so-called 2020 "iPhone SE," largely expected to be an updated iPhone 8-style device, is imminent. Here's what's been discovered about the subject of rumors for the last three years. The 'iPhone SE' is expected to have a design basically the same as the iPhone 8. While rumors about a low-cost iPhone refresh have been circulating for years, it now appears that Apple will debut the device in early 2020. Here's everything that's been discovered about the upcoming 4.7-inch iPhone. The 'iPhone SE 2' at a glance According to the latest rumors and leaks, here are some key points about the "iPhone SE. The same footprint as the 4.7-inch iPhone 8 footprint Latest-generation A13 chip and 3GB of RAM 64, 128 and 256GB storage variants Retain a Home button with Touch ID Retail as low as $399 Larger 5.5-inch "iPhone SE Plus" model at some point 'iPhone SE 2' design Despite the now possibly confirmed "iPhone SE" moniker, the device is more likely to be a spiritual successor to the iPhone 8 instead of the popular 4-inch form factor. At this point, that 4.7-inch footprint is so likely that case makers are already going all-in on the size. In late March, cases for an affordable iPhone 8-style device began arriving at Best Buy . There may also be a larger version of the "iPhone SE" available, according to leaked code strings within iOS 14. That device would be akin to the iPhone 8 Plus, just with the same updated internals. We're not currently expecting any major design overhauls like an edge-to-edge display, OLED panel or a TrueDepth Face ID sensor suite. Like last year's stable of iPads, the device will continue to rely on older tech like Touch ID and will sport aging, bezeled designs. But its price point and internal upgrades, which we'll get to below, may make it a popular choice for many consumers. 'iPhone SE 2' specifications A concept render of what the 2020 "iPhone SE" will look like. Courtesy of OnLeaks and iGeeksblog. Apple is definitely going to give the "iPhone SE" an overhaul in terms of its internal specifications. But users should expect incremental updates, not major ones. Back in January 2018, well-connected analyst Ming-Chi Kuo suggested that the "iPhone SE 2" would sport an A13 processor - the same as the CPU in the iPhone 11 - and 3GB of RAM. More minor updates could include a new Liquid Crystal Polymer antenna design, which would give the refreshed device better cellular reception and performance. Leaked code in iOS 14 also suggests that the "iPhone SE" will retain a Touch ID fingerprint sensor, though it may support the so-called CarKey feature for locking, unlocking and starting compatible vehicles. The latest information indicates that the 2020 "iPhone SE" will be available in 64GB, 128GB and 256GB storage configurations and will launch in white, black and PRODUCT(RED) variants. All of this is to say that the new "iPhone SE" will an entry-level device that will lower the barrier of entry for Apple's latest advancements in silicon, making it an attractive choice for users who have been holding out on upgrading from older iPhones for reasons of price or familiarity. iPhone SE availability Rumors about the updated device's launch date have shifted drastically over the years. In summer 2017, reports suggested that a second-generation iPhone SE could debut in early 2018, for example. Now, it appears that the 2020 "iPhone SE" will launch sometime in April 2020. While a credible tipster indicated that Apple would announce the device on Friday, April 3, another leaker said that the launch is slated for April 15. More confusing are case maker leaks, with at least one manufacturer potentially tipping an April 5 release date. At this point, we're comfortable sa
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That is true about the contract, but the service and coverage are good so far. -Original Message- From: viphone@googlegroups.com [mailto:viphone@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of Sieghard Weitzel Sent: Monday, April 6, 2020 11:47 AM To: viphone@googlegroups.com Subject: RE: The iPhone Special Edition 2020 or whatever it wil be called from apple Insider Carolyn, You didn't in fact get your iPhone 11 for $648, maybe that is what you paid but in addition to that you are probably locked into a more expensive contract for 2 years. If the new iPhone SE costs $399 for a 64 GB model then that is what you would pay if you buy it unlocked from Apple and you can take it to any carrier and possibly get a decent monthly plan for $30 or $35, I am almost certain you pay more than that. -Original Message- From: viphone@googlegroups.com On Behalf Of Carolyn Sent: Monday, April 6, 2020 8:20 AM To: viphone@googlegroups.com Subject: RE: The iPhone Special Edition 2020 or whatever it wil be called from apple Insider I have a 64 11, and got it for $648, so $400 dollars for the SE? I'm glad I did what I did. -Original Message- From: viphone@googlegroups.com [mailto:viphone@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of Sieghard Weitzel Sent: Monday, April 6, 2020 10:29 AM To: viphone@googlegroups.com Subject: RE: The iPhone Special Edition 2020 or whatever it wil be called from apple Insider That would be my advice as well, the only possible reasons why I could see somebody wanted to upgrade is because they maybe have a 64Gb iPhone 8 and really need more space or because they really want the carkey feature which I assume you don't need. Apart from that this will be just an iPhone 8 with a faster processor and believe me, you most likely won't notice much of a difference for normal day-to-day things, maybe apps open just a quarter second faster and you would probably notice a difference with really CPU and RAM intensive games or things like video editing, but in my opinion upgrading to this phone if you have an iPhone 8 is a waste of money. My wife and I both have the iPhone 8 as well, we both have 64 Gb models and my wife is sighted and does more with her phone in terms of editing photos and such, but we have no plans to upgrade. I have had 64 Gb phones ever since my iPhone 4S in 2011 and never ran out of space even when I had my 25 Gb music library on my phone. Now that I have Apple Music I don't store any music on my phone any more and even with about 500 pictures and a few dozen videos on my phone as well as over 100 apps I still have well over 30 Gb of free space which after you count the space iOS takes up is well over half. The only time I would buy a 128 Gb phone is if Apple at some point makes that their lowest available option, otherwise I would just spend an extra $100 for something I don't need. Of course that is me and if you think you need this much storage then that is fine, but always look at what size phone you have now and how much free space you have, if it's plenty there is probably little reason to buy a phone with more storage. If you just bought a new iPhone 8 last year there is no reason why you can't use that phone for another 2 or 3 years or even 4 years although if you do you might want to spend the $40 or $50 and get a new battery put in after a couple more years or whenever you notice you have to charge more often or that your battery health drops below 83 or 85%. Best regards, Sieghard -Original Message- From: viphone@googlegroups.com On Behalf Of Feliciano Godoy Sent: Monday, April 6, 2020 5:45 AM To: viphone@googlegroups.com Subject: Re: The iPhone Special Edition 2020 or whatever it wil be called from apple Insider Hi, I wouldn't upgrade unless your having problems with the iPhone 8. Feliciano For tech tips and updates: LIKE www.facebook.com/theblindman12v Follow www.twitter.com/theblindman12v Follow www.instagram/TheBlindMan12v those who are crazy enough to think they can change the world are the ones who do. -Steve Jobs > On Apr 6, 2020, at 3:22 AM, Joshua Hendrickson wrote: > > I'm just glad to know that it is coming out, and will still have a > home button. I will probably get it in the 256 gig model. Even > though I just got my iPhone 8 last year, should I ditch my iPhone 8 > for this new iPhone? > >> On 4/6/20, Simon A Fogarty wrote: >> Thanks Richard >> >> One of the better rumour articles. >> From: viphone@googlegroups.com On Behalf >> Of Richard Turner >> Sent: Monday, 6 April 2020 2:06 AM >> To: viphone@googlegroups.com >> Subject: The iPhone Special Edition 2020 or whatever it wil be called >> from apple Insider >> >> Everything known about the 2020 'iPhone SE' >> By Mike Peterson Friday, April 03, 2020, The launch of the so-called >> 2
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It absolutely is a faster CPU, but what I am saying that I have had iPhones for a long time and when Apple praises how fast the new chips are and they give numbers like "twice as fast" or that apps open "40% faster" that is not really all that much in real life and what people do with their phones. I know that every time I upgrade and most recently that was from my 6S to an 8 I was thinking "Oh, it's nice, but it's not all that much different". As for being more future proof, yes, of course a phone which is 2 years ahead will probably get a couple more iOS versions, but again, most phones nowadays get at least 4 after they are released which means if it stops after that you can have a phone for 5 years. The 6S, for example, came out in 2015 with the A9 chip and iOS 9. The SE has the same chip but was released half a year later in April of 2017. Both still have support for iOS 13 so they got iOS 10, 11, 12 and now 13 and I guess we'll find out in June whether they still get iOS 14. Not too many people I know keep their phone for 5 years so in many cases upgrading after a year or 2 with the reasoning that you get more iOS updates isn't a very good reason because chances are you would upgrade after 3 or 4 years anyways. I'm just making the point that nowadays these phones are mature devices, they are not new and experiencing major upgrades every year or two where you might say I really need one now. I still think if somebody has an iPhone 8 it's a waste of money to upgrade now, better wait a year or two and then get a new phone with 5G support because the new SE will most certainly not have it so why not get a new phone say in 2021, by then 5G will be well on its way to becoming available and if you upgrade now to a new SE chances are you justify another upgrade a year and a half from now because you want 5G support. In fact, once 5G is widely available it will be the biggest game changer which we have seen in a long time. -Original Message- From: viphone@googlegroups.com On Behalf Of Robin Sent: Monday, April 6, 2020 8:27 AM To: viphone@googlegroups.com Subject: RE: The iPhone Special Edition 2020 or whatever it wil be called from apple Insider What? Isn't Apple's A13BionicChip in its iPhone11 & iPhone11PRO/PRO MAX Better Than its A11 Chip, which as I recall is in its iPhone8/8+ as well as its AnniversaryEdition, the iPhoneX? If this isn't True, Apple does (indeed) Talk ... during its SeptemberLaunches Every Year, Right??? At 08:20 AM 4/6/2020, you wrote: >I have a 64 11, and got it for $648, so $400 dollars for the SE? I'm >glad I did what I did. > >-Original Message- >From: viphone@googlegroups.com >[mailto:viphone@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of Sieghard Weitzel >Sent: Monday, April 6, 2020 10:29 AM >To: viphone@googlegroups.com >Subject: RE: The iPhone Special Edition 2020 or whatever it wil be >called from apple Insider > >That would be my advice as well, the only possible reasons why I could >see somebody wanted to upgrade is because they maybe have a 64Gb iPhone >8 and really need more space or because they really want the carkey >feature which I assume you don't need. >Apart from that this will be just an iPhone 8 with a faster processor >and believe me, you most likely won't notice much of a difference for >normal day-to-day things, maybe apps open just a quarter second faster >and you would probably notice a difference with really CPU and RAM >intensive games or things like video editing, but in my opinion >upgrading to this phone if you have an iPhone 8 is a waste of money. My >wife and I both have the iPhone 8 as well, we both have 64 Gb models >and my wife is sighted and does more with her phone in terms of editing >photos and such, but we have no plans to upgrade. >I have had 64 Gb phones ever since my iPhone 4S in 2011 and never ran >out of space even when I had my 25 Gb music library on my phone. Now >that I have Apple Music I don't store any music on my phone any more >and even with about 500 pictures and a few dozen videos on my phone as >well as over 100 apps I still have well over 30 Gb of free space which >after you count the space iOS takes up is well over half. The only time >I would buy a 128 Gb phone is if Apple at some point makes that their >lowest available option, otherwise I would just spend an extra $100 for >something I don't need. Of course that is me and if you think you need >this much storage then that is fine, but always look at what size phone >you have now and how much free space you have, if it's plenty there is >probably little reason to buy a phone with more storage. If you just >bought a new iPhone 8 last year there is no reason why you can't use >that phone for an
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Carolyn, You didn't in fact get your iPhone 11 for $648, maybe that is what you paid but in addition to that you are probably locked into a more expensive contract for 2 years. If the new iPhone SE costs $399 for a 64 GB model then that is what you would pay if you buy it unlocked from Apple and you can take it to any carrier and possibly get a decent monthly plan for $30 or $35, I am almost certain you pay more than that. -Original Message- From: viphone@googlegroups.com On Behalf Of Carolyn Sent: Monday, April 6, 2020 8:20 AM To: viphone@googlegroups.com Subject: RE: The iPhone Special Edition 2020 or whatever it wil be called from apple Insider I have a 64 11, and got it for $648, so $400 dollars for the SE? I'm glad I did what I did. -Original Message- From: viphone@googlegroups.com [mailto:viphone@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of Sieghard Weitzel Sent: Monday, April 6, 2020 10:29 AM To: viphone@googlegroups.com Subject: RE: The iPhone Special Edition 2020 or whatever it wil be called from apple Insider That would be my advice as well, the only possible reasons why I could see somebody wanted to upgrade is because they maybe have a 64Gb iPhone 8 and really need more space or because they really want the carkey feature which I assume you don't need. Apart from that this will be just an iPhone 8 with a faster processor and believe me, you most likely won't notice much of a difference for normal day-to-day things, maybe apps open just a quarter second faster and you would probably notice a difference with really CPU and RAM intensive games or things like video editing, but in my opinion upgrading to this phone if you have an iPhone 8 is a waste of money. My wife and I both have the iPhone 8 as well, we both have 64 Gb models and my wife is sighted and does more with her phone in terms of editing photos and such, but we have no plans to upgrade. I have had 64 Gb phones ever since my iPhone 4S in 2011 and never ran out of space even when I had my 25 Gb music library on my phone. Now that I have Apple Music I don't store any music on my phone any more and even with about 500 pictures and a few dozen videos on my phone as well as over 100 apps I still have well over 30 Gb of free space which after you count the space iOS takes up is well over half. The only time I would buy a 128 Gb phone is if Apple at some point makes that their lowest available option, otherwise I would just spend an extra $100 for something I don't need. Of course that is me and if you think you need this much storage then that is fine, but always look at what size phone you have now and how much free space you have, if it's plenty there is probably little reason to buy a phone with more storage. If you just bought a new iPhone 8 last year there is no reason why you can't use that phone for another 2 or 3 years or even 4 years although if you do you might want to spend the $40 or $50 and get a new battery put in after a couple more years or whenever you notice you have to charge more often or that your battery health drops below 83 or 85%. Best regards, Sieghard -Original Message- From: viphone@googlegroups.com On Behalf Of Feliciano Godoy Sent: Monday, April 6, 2020 5:45 AM To: viphone@googlegroups.com Subject: Re: The iPhone Special Edition 2020 or whatever it wil be called from apple Insider Hi, I wouldn't upgrade unless your having problems with the iPhone 8. Feliciano For tech tips and updates: LIKE www.facebook.com/theblindman12v Follow www.twitter.com/theblindman12v Follow www.instagram/TheBlindMan12v those who are crazy enough to think they can change the world are the ones who do. -Steve Jobs > On Apr 6, 2020, at 3:22 AM, Joshua Hendrickson wrote: > > I'm just glad to know that it is coming out, and will still have a > home button. I will probably get it in the 256 gig model. Even > though I just got my iPhone 8 last year, should I ditch my iPhone 8 > for this new iPhone? > >> On 4/6/20, Simon A Fogarty wrote: >> Thanks Richard >> >> One of the better rumour articles. >> From: viphone@googlegroups.com On Behalf >> Of Richard Turner >> Sent: Monday, 6 April 2020 2:06 AM >> To: viphone@googlegroups.com >> Subject: The iPhone Special Edition 2020 or whatever it wil be called >> from apple Insider >> >> Everything known about the 2020 'iPhone SE' >> By Mike Peterson Friday, April 03, 2020, The launch of the so-called >> 2020 "iPhone SE," largely expected to be an updated iPhone 8-style >> device, is imminent. Here's what's been discovered about the subject >> of rumors for the last three years. The 'iPhone SE' is expected to >> have a design basically the same as the iPhone 8. While rumors about >> a low-cost iPhone refres
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What? Isn't Apple's A13BionicChip in its iPhone11 & iPhone11PRO/PRO MAX Better Than its A11 Chip, which as I recall is in its iPhone8/8+ as well as its AnniversaryEdition, the iPhoneX? If this isn't True, Apple does (indeed) Talk ... during its SeptemberLaunches Every Year, Right??? At 08:20 AM 4/6/2020, you wrote: I have a 64 11, and got it for $648, so $400 dollars for the SE? I'm glad I did what I did. -Original Message- From: viphone@googlegroups.com [mailto:viphone@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of Sieghard Weitzel Sent: Monday, April 6, 2020 10:29 AM To: viphone@googlegroups.com Subject: RE: The iPhone Special Edition 2020 or whatever it wil be called from apple Insider That would be my advice as well, the only possible reasons why I could see somebody wanted to upgrade is because they maybe have a 64Gb iPhone 8 and really need more space or because they really want the carkey feature which I assume you don't need. Apart from that this will be just an iPhone 8 with a faster processor and believe me, you most likely won't notice much of a difference for normal day-to-day things, maybe apps open just a quarter second faster and you would probably notice a difference with really CPU and RAM intensive games or things like video editing, but in my opinion upgrading to this phone if you have an iPhone 8 is a waste of money. My wife and I both have the iPhone 8 as well, we both have 64 Gb models and my wife is sighted and does more with her phone in terms of editing photos and such, but we have no plans to upgrade. I have had 64 Gb phones ever since my iPhone 4S in 2011 and never ran out of space even when I had my 25 Gb music library on my phone. Now that I have Apple Music I don't store any music on my phone any more and even with about 500 pictures and a few dozen videos on my phone as well as over 100 apps I still have well over 30 Gb of free space which after you count the space iOS takes up is well over half. The only time I would buy a 128 Gb phone is if Apple at some point makes that their lowest available option, otherwise I would just spend an extra $100 for something I don't need. Of course that is me and if you think you need this much storage then that is fine, but always look at what size phone you have now and how much free space you have, if it's plenty there is probably little reason to buy a phone with more storage. If you just bought a new iPhone 8 last year there is no reason why you can't use that phone for another 2 or 3 years or even 4 years although if you do you might want to spend the $40 or $50 and get a new battery put in after a couple more years or whenever you notice you have to charge more often or that your battery health drops below 83 or 85%. Best regards, Sieghard -Original Message- From: viphone@googlegroups.com On Behalf Of Feliciano Godoy Sent: Monday, April 6, 2020 5:45 AM To: viphone@googlegroups.com Subject: Re: The iPhone Special Edition 2020 or whatever it wil be called from apple Insider Hi, I wouldn't upgrade unless your having problems with the iPhone 8. Feliciano For tech tips and updates: LIKE www.facebook.com/theblindman12v Follow www.twitter.com/theblindman12v Follow www.instagram/TheBlindMan12v those who are crazy enough to think they can change the world are the ones who do. -Steve Jobs > On Apr 6, 2020, at 3:22 AM, Joshua Hendrickson wrote: > > I'm just glad to know that it is coming out, and will still have a > home button. I will probably get it in the 256 gig model. Even > though I just got my iPhone 8 last year, should I ditch my iPhone 8 > for this new iPhone? > >> On 4/6/20, Simon A Fogarty wrote: >> Thanks Richard >> >> One of the better rumour articles. >> From: viphone@googlegroups.com On Behalf >> Of Richard Turner >> Sent: Monday, 6 April 2020 2:06 AM >> To: viphone@googlegroups.com >> Subject: The iPhone Special Edition 2020 or whatever it wil be called >> from apple Insider >> >> Everything known about the 2020 'iPhone SE' >> By Mike Peterson Friday, April 03, 2020, The launch of the so-called >> 2020 "iPhone SE," largely expected to be an updated iPhone 8-style >> device, is imminent. Here's what's been discovered about the subject >> of rumors for the last three years. The 'iPhone SE' is expected to >> have a design basically the same as the iPhone 8. While rumors about >> a low-cost iPhone refresh have been circulating for years, it now >> appears that Apple will debut the device in early 2020. Here's >> everything that's been discovered about the upcoming 4.7-inch iPhone. The 'iPhone SE 2' >> at a glance According to the latest rumors and leaks, here are some >> key p
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Will the iPhone 8 stop getting the latest iOS updates 3 or 4 years before the new iPhone SE? Is that a reason to get the new SE? Harry > On 6 Apr 2020, at 16:11, Carolyn <4carol...@windstream.net> wrote: > > You probably can trade up your eight. > > -Original Message- > From: viphone@googlegroups.com [mailto:viphone@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of > Joshua Hendrickson > Sent: Monday, April 6, 2020 6:23 AM > To: viphone@googlegroups.com > Subject: Re: The iPhone Special Edition 2020 or whatever it wil be called > from apple Insider > > I'm just glad to know that it is coming out, and will still have a home > button. I will probably get it in the 256 gig model. Even though I just got > my iPhone 8 last year, should I ditch my iPhone 8 for this new iPhone? > >> On 4/6/20, Simon A Fogarty wrote: >> Thanks Richard >> >> One of the better rumour articles. >> From: viphone@googlegroups.com On Behalf Of >> Richard Turner >> Sent: Monday, 6 April 2020 2:06 AM >> To: viphone@googlegroups.com >> Subject: The iPhone Special Edition 2020 or whatever it wil be called >> from apple Insider >> >> Everything known about the 2020 'iPhone SE' >> By Mike Peterson Friday, April 03, 2020, The launch of the so-called >> 2020 "iPhone SE," largely expected to be an updated iPhone 8-style >> device, is imminent. Here's what's been discovered about the subject >> of rumors for the last three years. The 'iPhone SE' is expected to >> have a design basically the same as the iPhone 8. While rumors about a >> low-cost iPhone refresh have been circulating for years, it now >> appears that Apple will debut the device in early 2020. Here's >> everything that's been discovered about the upcoming 4.7-inch iPhone. The >> 'iPhone SE 2' >> at a glance According to the latest rumors and leaks, here are some >> key points about the "iPhone SE. The same footprint as the 4.7-inch >> iPhone 8 footprint Latest-generation A13 chip and 3GB of RAM 64, 128 >> and 256GB storage variants Retain a Home button with Touch ID Retail >> as low as $399 Larger 5.5-inch "iPhone SE Plus" model at some point >> 'iPhone SE 2' design Despite the now possibly confirmed "iPhone SE" >> moniker, the device is more likely to be a spiritual successor to the >> iPhone 8 instead of the popular 4-inch form factor. At this point, >> that 4.7-inch footprint is so likely that case makers are already >> going all-in on the size. In late March, cases for an affordable >> iPhone 8-style device began arriving at Best Buy . There may also be a >> larger version of the "iPhone SE" available, according to leaked code >> strings within iOS 14. That device would be akin to the iPhone 8 Plus, >> just with the same updated internals. We're not currently expecting >> any major design overhauls like an edge-to-edge display, OLED panel or >> a TrueDepth Face ID sensor suite. Like last year's stable of iPads, >> the device will continue to rely on older tech like Touch ID and will >> sport aging, bezeled designs. But its price point and internal upgrades, >> which we'll get to below, may make it a popular choice for many consumers. >> 'iPhone SE 2' >> specifications A concept render of what the 2020 "iPhone SE" will look like. >> Courtesy of OnLeaks and iGeeksblog. Apple is definitely going to give >> the "iPhone SE" an overhaul in terms of its internal specifications. >> But users should expect incremental updates, not major ones. Back in >> January 2018, well-connected analyst Ming-Chi Kuo suggested that the >> "iPhone SE 2" would sport an A13 processor - the same as the CPU in >> the iPhone 11 - and 3GB of RAM. More minor updates could include a new >> Liquid Crystal Polymer antenna design, which would give the refreshed >> device better cellular reception and performance. Leaked code in iOS >> 14 also suggests that the "iPhone SE" will retain a Touch ID >> fingerprint sensor, though it may support the so-called CarKey feature >> for locking, unlocking and starting compatible vehicles. The latest >> information indicates that the 2020 "iPhone SE" will be available in >> 64GB, 128GB and 256GB storage configurations and will launch in white, black >> and PRODUCT(RED) variants. All of this is to say that the new "iPhone SE" >> will an entry-level device that will lower the barrier of entry for >> Apple's latest advancements in silicon,
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I have a 64 11, and got it for $648, so $400 dollars for the SE? I'm glad I did what I did. -Original Message- From: viphone@googlegroups.com [mailto:viphone@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of Sieghard Weitzel Sent: Monday, April 6, 2020 10:29 AM To: viphone@googlegroups.com Subject: RE: The iPhone Special Edition 2020 or whatever it wil be called from apple Insider That would be my advice as well, the only possible reasons why I could see somebody wanted to upgrade is because they maybe have a 64Gb iPhone 8 and really need more space or because they really want the carkey feature which I assume you don't need. Apart from that this will be just an iPhone 8 with a faster processor and believe me, you most likely won't notice much of a difference for normal day-to-day things, maybe apps open just a quarter second faster and you would probably notice a difference with really CPU and RAM intensive games or things like video editing, but in my opinion upgrading to this phone if you have an iPhone 8 is a waste of money. My wife and I both have the iPhone 8 as well, we both have 64 Gb models and my wife is sighted and does more with her phone in terms of editing photos and such, but we have no plans to upgrade. I have had 64 Gb phones ever since my iPhone 4S in 2011 and never ran out of space even when I had my 25 Gb music library on my phone. Now that I have Apple Music I don't store any music on my phone any more and even with about 500 pictures and a few dozen videos on my phone as well as over 100 apps I still have well over 30 Gb of free space which after you count the space iOS takes up is well over half. The only time I would buy a 128 Gb phone is if Apple at some point makes that their lowest available option, otherwise I would just spend an extra $100 for something I don't need. Of course that is me and if you think you need this much storage then that is fine, but always look at what size phone you have now and how much free space you have, if it's plenty there is probably little reason to buy a phone with more storage. If you just bought a new iPhone 8 last year there is no reason why you can't use that phone for another 2 or 3 years or even 4 years although if you do you might want to spend the $40 or $50 and get a new battery put in after a couple more years or whenever you notice you have to charge more often or that your battery health drops below 83 or 85%. Best regards, Sieghard -Original Message- From: viphone@googlegroups.com On Behalf Of Feliciano Godoy Sent: Monday, April 6, 2020 5:45 AM To: viphone@googlegroups.com Subject: Re: The iPhone Special Edition 2020 or whatever it wil be called from apple Insider Hi, I wouldn't upgrade unless your having problems with the iPhone 8. Feliciano For tech tips and updates: LIKE www.facebook.com/theblindman12v Follow www.twitter.com/theblindman12v Follow www.instagram/TheBlindMan12v those who are crazy enough to think they can change the world are the ones who do. -Steve Jobs > On Apr 6, 2020, at 3:22 AM, Joshua Hendrickson wrote: > > I'm just glad to know that it is coming out, and will still have a > home button. I will probably get it in the 256 gig model. Even > though I just got my iPhone 8 last year, should I ditch my iPhone 8 > for this new iPhone? > >> On 4/6/20, Simon A Fogarty wrote: >> Thanks Richard >> >> One of the better rumour articles. >> From: viphone@googlegroups.com On Behalf >> Of Richard Turner >> Sent: Monday, 6 April 2020 2:06 AM >> To: viphone@googlegroups.com >> Subject: The iPhone Special Edition 2020 or whatever it wil be called >> from apple Insider >> >> Everything known about the 2020 'iPhone SE' >> By Mike Peterson Friday, April 03, 2020, The launch of the so-called >> 2020 "iPhone SE," largely expected to be an updated iPhone 8-style >> device, is imminent. Here's what's been discovered about the subject >> of rumors for the last three years. The 'iPhone SE' is expected to >> have a design basically the same as the iPhone 8. While rumors about >> a low-cost iPhone refresh have been circulating for years, it now >> appears that Apple will debut the device in early 2020. Here's >> everything that's been discovered about the upcoming 4.7-inch iPhone. The >> 'iPhone SE 2' >> at a glance According to the latest rumors and leaks, here are some >> key points about the "iPhone SE. The same footprint as the 4.7-inch >> iPhone 8 footprint Latest-generation A13 chip and 3GB of RAM 64, 128 >> and 256GB storage variants Retain a Home button with Touch ID Retail >> as low as $399 Larger 5.5-inch "iPhone SE Plus" model at some point >> 'iPhone SE 2'
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You probably can trade up your eight. -Original Message- From: viphone@googlegroups.com [mailto:viphone@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of Joshua Hendrickson Sent: Monday, April 6, 2020 6:23 AM To: viphone@googlegroups.com Subject: Re: The iPhone Special Edition 2020 or whatever it wil be called from apple Insider I'm just glad to know that it is coming out, and will still have a home button. I will probably get it in the 256 gig model. Even though I just got my iPhone 8 last year, should I ditch my iPhone 8 for this new iPhone? On 4/6/20, Simon A Fogarty wrote: > Thanks Richard > > One of the better rumour articles. > From: viphone@googlegroups.com On Behalf Of > Richard Turner > Sent: Monday, 6 April 2020 2:06 AM > To: viphone@googlegroups.com > Subject: The iPhone Special Edition 2020 or whatever it wil be called > from apple Insider > > Everything known about the 2020 'iPhone SE' > By Mike Peterson Friday, April 03, 2020, The launch of the so-called > 2020 "iPhone SE," largely expected to be an updated iPhone 8-style > device, is imminent. Here's what's been discovered about the subject > of rumors for the last three years. The 'iPhone SE' is expected to > have a design basically the same as the iPhone 8. While rumors about a > low-cost iPhone refresh have been circulating for years, it now > appears that Apple will debut the device in early 2020. Here's > everything that's been discovered about the upcoming 4.7-inch iPhone. The > 'iPhone SE 2' > at a glance According to the latest rumors and leaks, here are some > key points about the "iPhone SE. The same footprint as the 4.7-inch > iPhone 8 footprint Latest-generation A13 chip and 3GB of RAM 64, 128 > and 256GB storage variants Retain a Home button with Touch ID Retail > as low as $399 Larger 5.5-inch "iPhone SE Plus" model at some point > 'iPhone SE 2' design Despite the now possibly confirmed "iPhone SE" > moniker, the device is more likely to be a spiritual successor to the > iPhone 8 instead of the popular 4-inch form factor. At this point, > that 4.7-inch footprint is so likely that case makers are already > going all-in on the size. In late March, cases for an affordable > iPhone 8-style device began arriving at Best Buy . There may also be a > larger version of the "iPhone SE" available, according to leaked code > strings within iOS 14. That device would be akin to the iPhone 8 Plus, > just with the same updated internals. We're not currently expecting > any major design overhauls like an edge-to-edge display, OLED panel or > a TrueDepth Face ID sensor suite. Like last year's stable of iPads, > the device will continue to rely on older tech like Touch ID and will > sport aging, bezeled designs. But its price point and internal upgrades, > which we'll get to below, may make it a popular choice for many consumers. > 'iPhone SE 2' > specifications A concept render of what the 2020 "iPhone SE" will look like. > Courtesy of OnLeaks and iGeeksblog. Apple is definitely going to give > the "iPhone SE" an overhaul in terms of its internal specifications. > But users should expect incremental updates, not major ones. Back in > January 2018, well-connected analyst Ming-Chi Kuo suggested that the > "iPhone SE 2" would sport an A13 processor - the same as the CPU in > the iPhone 11 - and 3GB of RAM. More minor updates could include a new > Liquid Crystal Polymer antenna design, which would give the refreshed > device better cellular reception and performance. Leaked code in iOS > 14 also suggests that the "iPhone SE" will retain a Touch ID > fingerprint sensor, though it may support the so-called CarKey feature > for locking, unlocking and starting compatible vehicles. The latest > information indicates that the 2020 "iPhone SE" will be available in > 64GB, 128GB and 256GB storage configurations and will launch in white, black > and PRODUCT(RED) variants. All of this is to say that the new "iPhone SE" > will an entry-level device that will lower the barrier of entry for > Apple's latest advancements in silicon, making it an attractive choice > for users who have been holding out on upgrading from older iPhones > for reasons of price or familiarity. iPhone SE availability Rumors > about the updated device's launch date have shifted drastically over > the years. In summer 2017, reports suggested that a second-generation > iPhone SE could debut in early 2018, for example. Now, it appears that > the 2020 "iPhone SE" will launch sometime in April 2020. While a > credible tipster indicated tha
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That would be my advice as well, the only possible reasons why I could see somebody wanted to upgrade is because they maybe have a 64Gb iPhone 8 and really need more space or because they really want the carkey feature which I assume you don't need. Apart from that this will be just an iPhone 8 with a faster processor and believe me, you most likely won't notice much of a difference for normal day-to-day things, maybe apps open just a quarter second faster and you would probably notice a difference with really CPU and RAM intensive games or things like video editing, but in my opinion upgrading to this phone if you have an iPhone 8 is a waste of money. My wife and I both have the iPhone 8 as well, we both have 64 Gb models and my wife is sighted and does more with her phone in terms of editing photos and such, but we have no plans to upgrade. I have had 64 Gb phones ever since my iPhone 4S in 2011 and never ran out of space even when I had my 25 Gb music library on my phone. Now that I have Apple Music I don't store any music on my phone any more and even with about 500 pictures and a few dozen videos on my phone as well as over 100 apps I still have well over 30 Gb of free space which after you count the space iOS takes up is well over half. The only time I would buy a 128 Gb phone is if Apple at some point makes that their lowest available option, otherwise I would just spend an extra $100 for something I don't need. Of course that is me and if you think you need this much storage then that is fine, but always look at what size phone you have now and how much free space you have, if it's plenty there is probably little reason to buy a phone with more storage. If you just bought a new iPhone 8 last year there is no reason why you can't use that phone for another 2 or 3 years or even 4 years although if you do you might want to spend the $40 or $50 and get a new battery put in after a couple more years or whenever you notice you have to charge more often or that your battery health drops below 83 or 85%. Best regards, Sieghard -Original Message- From: viphone@googlegroups.com On Behalf Of Feliciano Godoy Sent: Monday, April 6, 2020 5:45 AM To: viphone@googlegroups.com Subject: Re: The iPhone Special Edition 2020 or whatever it wil be called from apple Insider Hi, I wouldn't upgrade unless your having problems with the iPhone 8. Feliciano For tech tips and updates: LIKE www.facebook.com/theblindman12v Follow www.twitter.com/theblindman12v Follow www.instagram/TheBlindMan12v those who are crazy enough to think they can change the world are the ones who do. -Steve Jobs > On Apr 6, 2020, at 3:22 AM, Joshua Hendrickson wrote: > > I'm just glad to know that it is coming out, and will still have a > home button. I will probably get it in the 256 gig model. Even > though I just got my iPhone 8 last year, should I ditch my iPhone 8 > for this new iPhone? > >> On 4/6/20, Simon A Fogarty wrote: >> Thanks Richard >> >> One of the better rumour articles. >> From: viphone@googlegroups.com On Behalf >> Of Richard Turner >> Sent: Monday, 6 April 2020 2:06 AM >> To: viphone@googlegroups.com >> Subject: The iPhone Special Edition 2020 or whatever it wil be called >> from apple Insider >> >> Everything known about the 2020 'iPhone SE' >> By Mike Peterson Friday, April 03, 2020, The launch of the so-called >> 2020 "iPhone SE," largely expected to be an updated iPhone 8-style >> device, is imminent. Here's what's been discovered about the subject >> of rumors for the last three years. The 'iPhone SE' is expected to >> have a design basically the same as the iPhone 8. While rumors about >> a low-cost iPhone refresh have been circulating for years, it now >> appears that Apple will debut the device in early 2020. Here's >> everything that's been discovered about the upcoming 4.7-inch iPhone. The >> 'iPhone SE 2' >> at a glance According to the latest rumors and leaks, here are some >> key points about the "iPhone SE. The same footprint as the 4.7-inch >> iPhone 8 footprint Latest-generation A13 chip and 3GB of RAM 64, 128 >> and 256GB storage variants Retain a Home button with Touch ID Retail >> as low as $399 Larger 5.5-inch "iPhone SE Plus" model at some point >> 'iPhone SE 2' design Despite the now possibly confirmed "iPhone SE" >> moniker, the device is more likely to be a spiritual successor to the >> iPhone 8 instead of the popular 4-inch form factor. At this point, >> that 4.7-inch footprint is so likely that case makers are already >> going all-in on the size. In late March, cases for an affordable >
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Hi, I wouldn't upgrade unless your having problems with the iPhone 8. Feliciano For tech tips and updates: LIKE www.facebook.com/theblindman12v Follow www.twitter.com/theblindman12v Follow www.instagram/TheBlindMan12v those who are crazy enough to think they can change the world are the ones who do. -Steve Jobs > On Apr 6, 2020, at 3:22 AM, Joshua Hendrickson wrote: > > I'm just glad to know that it is coming out, and will still have a > home button. I will probably get it in the 256 gig model. Even > though I just got my iPhone 8 last year, should I ditch my iPhone 8 > for this new iPhone? > >> On 4/6/20, Simon A Fogarty wrote: >> Thanks Richard >> >> One of the better rumour articles. >> From: viphone@googlegroups.com On Behalf Of >> Richard Turner >> Sent: Monday, 6 April 2020 2:06 AM >> To: viphone@googlegroups.com >> Subject: The iPhone Special Edition 2020 or whatever it wil be called from >> apple Insider >> >> Everything known about the 2020 'iPhone SE' >> By Mike Peterson Friday, April 03, 2020, >> The launch of the so-called 2020 "iPhone SE," largely expected to be an >> updated iPhone 8-style device, is imminent. Here's what's been discovered >> about the subject of rumors for the last three years. The 'iPhone SE' is >> expected to have a design basically the same as the iPhone 8. While rumors >> about a low-cost iPhone refresh have been circulating for years, it now >> appears that Apple will debut the device in early 2020. Here's everything >> that's been discovered about the upcoming 4.7-inch iPhone. The 'iPhone SE 2' >> at a glance According to the latest rumors and leaks, here are some key >> points about the "iPhone SE. The same footprint as the 4.7-inch iPhone 8 >> footprint Latest-generation A13 chip and 3GB of RAM 64, 128 and 256GB >> storage variants Retain a Home button with Touch ID Retail as low as $399 >> Larger 5.5-inch "iPhone SE Plus" model at some point 'iPhone SE 2' design >> Despite the now possibly confirmed "iPhone SE" moniker, the device is more >> likely to be a spiritual successor to the iPhone 8 instead of the popular >> 4-inch form factor. At this point, that 4.7-inch footprint is so likely that >> case makers are already going all-in on the size. In late March, cases for >> an affordable iPhone 8-style device began arriving at Best Buy . There may >> also be a larger version of the "iPhone SE" available, according to leaked >> code strings within iOS 14. That device would be akin to the iPhone 8 Plus, >> just with the same updated internals. We're not currently expecting any >> major design overhauls like an edge-to-edge display, OLED panel or a >> TrueDepth Face ID sensor suite. Like last year's stable of iPads, the device >> will continue to rely on older tech like Touch ID and will sport aging, >> bezeled designs. But its price point and internal upgrades, which we'll get >> to below, may make it a popular choice for many consumers. 'iPhone SE 2' >> specifications A concept render of what the 2020 "iPhone SE" will look like. >> Courtesy of OnLeaks and iGeeksblog. Apple is definitely going to give the >> "iPhone SE" an overhaul in terms of its internal specifications. But users >> should expect incremental updates, not major ones. Back in January 2018, >> well-connected analyst Ming-Chi Kuo suggested that the "iPhone SE 2" would >> sport an A13 processor - the same as the CPU in the iPhone 11 - and 3GB of >> RAM. More minor updates could include a new Liquid Crystal Polymer antenna >> design, which would give the refreshed device better cellular reception and >> performance. Leaked code in iOS 14 also suggests that the "iPhone SE" will >> retain a Touch ID fingerprint sensor, though it may support the so-called >> CarKey feature for locking, unlocking and starting compatible vehicles. The >> latest information indicates that the 2020 "iPhone SE" will be available in >> 64GB, 128GB and 256GB storage configurations and will launch in white, black >> and PRODUCT(RED) variants. All of this is to say that the new "iPhone SE" >> will an entry-level device that will lower the barrier of entry for Apple's >> latest advancements in silicon, making it an attractive choice for users who >> have been holding out on upgrading from older iPhones for reasons of price >> or familiarity. iPhone SE availability Rumors about the updated device's >> launch date have shifted drastically over the years. In s
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I'm just glad to know that it is coming out, and will still have a home button. I will probably get it in the 256 gig model. Even though I just got my iPhone 8 last year, should I ditch my iPhone 8 for this new iPhone? On 4/6/20, Simon A Fogarty wrote: > Thanks Richard > > One of the better rumour articles. > From: viphone@googlegroups.com On Behalf Of > Richard Turner > Sent: Monday, 6 April 2020 2:06 AM > To: viphone@googlegroups.com > Subject: The iPhone Special Edition 2020 or whatever it wil be called from > apple Insider > > Everything known about the 2020 'iPhone SE' > By Mike Peterson Friday, April 03, 2020, > The launch of the so-called 2020 "iPhone SE," largely expected to be an > updated iPhone 8-style device, is imminent. Here's what's been discovered > about the subject of rumors for the last three years. The 'iPhone SE' is > expected to have a design basically the same as the iPhone 8. While rumors > about a low-cost iPhone refresh have been circulating for years, it now > appears that Apple will debut the device in early 2020. Here's everything > that's been discovered about the upcoming 4.7-inch iPhone. The 'iPhone SE 2' > at a glance According to the latest rumors and leaks, here are some key > points about the "iPhone SE. The same footprint as the 4.7-inch iPhone 8 > footprint Latest-generation A13 chip and 3GB of RAM 64, 128 and 256GB > storage variants Retain a Home button with Touch ID Retail as low as $399 > Larger 5.5-inch "iPhone SE Plus" model at some point 'iPhone SE 2' design > Despite the now possibly confirmed "iPhone SE" moniker, the device is more > likely to be a spiritual successor to the iPhone 8 instead of the popular > 4-inch form factor. At this point, that 4.7-inch footprint is so likely that > case makers are already going all-in on the size. In late March, cases for > an affordable iPhone 8-style device began arriving at Best Buy . There may > also be a larger version of the "iPhone SE" available, according to leaked > code strings within iOS 14. That device would be akin to the iPhone 8 Plus, > just with the same updated internals. We're not currently expecting any > major design overhauls like an edge-to-edge display, OLED panel or a > TrueDepth Face ID sensor suite. Like last year's stable of iPads, the device > will continue to rely on older tech like Touch ID and will sport aging, > bezeled designs. But its price point and internal upgrades, which we'll get > to below, may make it a popular choice for many consumers. 'iPhone SE 2' > specifications A concept render of what the 2020 "iPhone SE" will look like. > Courtesy of OnLeaks and iGeeksblog. Apple is definitely going to give the > "iPhone SE" an overhaul in terms of its internal specifications. But users > should expect incremental updates, not major ones. Back in January 2018, > well-connected analyst Ming-Chi Kuo suggested that the "iPhone SE 2" would > sport an A13 processor - the same as the CPU in the iPhone 11 - and 3GB of > RAM. More minor updates could include a new Liquid Crystal Polymer antenna > design, which would give the refreshed device better cellular reception and > performance. Leaked code in iOS 14 also suggests that the "iPhone SE" will > retain a Touch ID fingerprint sensor, though it may support the so-called > CarKey feature for locking, unlocking and starting compatible vehicles. The > latest information indicates that the 2020 "iPhone SE" will be available in > 64GB, 128GB and 256GB storage configurations and will launch in white, black > and PRODUCT(RED) variants. All of this is to say that the new "iPhone SE" > will an entry-level device that will lower the barrier of entry for Apple's > latest advancements in silicon, making it an attractive choice for users who > have been holding out on upgrading from older iPhones for reasons of price > or familiarity. iPhone SE availability Rumors about the updated device's > launch date have shifted drastically over the years. In summer 2017, reports > suggested that a second-generation iPhone SE could debut in early 2018, for > example. Now, it appears that the 2020 "iPhone SE" will launch sometime in > April 2020. While a credible tipster indicated that Apple would announce the > device on Friday, April 3, another leaker said that the launch is slated for > April 15. More confusing are case maker leaks, with at least one > manufacturer potentially tipping an April 5 release date. At this point, > we're comfortable saying that the "iPhone SE" will launch in the very near > future. But an exact day is still up in the
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Thanks Richard One of the better rumour articles. From: viphone@googlegroups.com On Behalf Of Richard Turner Sent: Monday, 6 April 2020 2:06 AM To: viphone@googlegroups.com Subject: The iPhone Special Edition 2020 or whatever it wil be called from apple Insider Everything known about the 2020 'iPhone SE' By Mike Peterson Friday, April 03, 2020, The launch of the so-called 2020 "iPhone SE," largely expected to be an updated iPhone 8-style device, is imminent. Here's what's been discovered about the subject of rumors for the last three years. The 'iPhone SE' is expected to have a design basically the same as the iPhone 8. While rumors about a low-cost iPhone refresh have been circulating for years, it now appears that Apple will debut the device in early 2020. Here's everything that's been discovered about the upcoming 4.7-inch iPhone. The 'iPhone SE 2' at a glance According to the latest rumors and leaks, here are some key points about the "iPhone SE. The same footprint as the 4.7-inch iPhone 8 footprint Latest-generation A13 chip and 3GB of RAM 64, 128 and 256GB storage variants Retain a Home button with Touch ID Retail as low as $399 Larger 5.5-inch "iPhone SE Plus" model at some point 'iPhone SE 2' design Despite the now possibly confirmed "iPhone SE" moniker, the device is more likely to be a spiritual successor to the iPhone 8 instead of the popular 4-inch form factor. At this point, that 4.7-inch footprint is so likely that case makers are already going all-in on the size. In late March, cases for an affordable iPhone 8-style device began arriving at Best Buy . There may also be a larger version of the "iPhone SE" available, according to leaked code strings within iOS 14. That device would be akin to the iPhone 8 Plus, just with the same updated internals. We're not currently expecting any major design overhauls like an edge-to-edge display, OLED panel or a TrueDepth Face ID sensor suite. Like last year's stable of iPads, the device will continue to rely on older tech like Touch ID and will sport aging, bezeled designs. But its price point and internal upgrades, which we'll get to below, may make it a popular choice for many consumers. 'iPhone SE 2' specifications A concept render of what the 2020 "iPhone SE" will look like. Courtesy of OnLeaks and iGeeksblog. Apple is definitely going to give the "iPhone SE" an overhaul in terms of its internal specifications. But users should expect incremental updates, not major ones. Back in January 2018, well-connected analyst Ming-Chi Kuo suggested that the "iPhone SE 2" would sport an A13 processor - the same as the CPU in the iPhone 11 - and 3GB of RAM. More minor updates could include a new Liquid Crystal Polymer antenna design, which would give the refreshed device better cellular reception and performance. Leaked code in iOS 14 also suggests that the "iPhone SE" will retain a Touch ID fingerprint sensor, though it may support the so-called CarKey feature for locking, unlocking and starting compatible vehicles. The latest information indicates that the 2020 "iPhone SE" will be available in 64GB, 128GB and 256GB storage configurations and will launch in white, black and PRODUCT(RED) variants. All of this is to say that the new "iPhone SE" will an entry-level device that will lower the barrier of entry for Apple's latest advancements in silicon, making it an attractive choice for users who have been holding out on upgrading from older iPhones for reasons of price or familiarity. iPhone SE availability Rumors about the updated device's launch date have shifted drastically over the years. In summer 2017, reports suggested that a second-generation iPhone SE could debut in early 2018, for example. Now, it appears that the 2020 "iPhone SE" will launch sometime in April 2020. While a credible tipster indicated that Apple would announce the device on Friday, April 3, another leaker said that the launch is slated for April 15. More confusing are case maker leaks, with at least one manufacturer potentially tipping an April 5 release date. At this point, we're comfortable saying that the "iPhone SE" will launch in the very near future. But an exact day is still up in the air. As far as price, that's less clear. But a report from February 2020 suggests that it could start at $399, presumably for the base 64GB tier. That's about on-par with previous iterations of the iPhone SE, and cheaper than Apple's current lowest-cost iPhone, the $449 iPhone 8. 'iPhone SE 2' name An iPhone 8-compatible screen protector was updated to reflect 'iPhone SE' compatibility on Apple's site. The upcoming 4.7-inch device has been given several monikers by leakers
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Richard and in the article which is a very good one They still admit to not knowing. From: viphone@googlegroups.com On Behalf Of Richard Turner Sent: Monday, 6 April 2020 2:49 AM To: viphone@googlegroups.com Subject: RE: The iPhone Special Edition 2020 or whatever it wil be called from apple Insider As always, questions like that are impossible to answer until Apple makes an official announcement. I only posted that article because there were so many rumors floating around and at least, that author did his research and still made it clear, this is all rumors. No one knows anything until Apple makes their announcement. I’m just as anxious as anyone else to find out what this is going to be and hope to get one if the specs are like the rumors… Time will tell. Richard "There's a nap for that." - an anonymous cat in a window in Portland, Oregon. From: viphone@googlegroups.com<mailto:viphone@googlegroups.com> mailto:viphone@googlegroups.com>> On Behalf Of l.d.ethie...@gmail.com<mailto:l.d.ethie...@gmail.com> Sent: Sunday, April 5, 2020 7:45 AM To: viphone@googlegroups.com<mailto:viphone@googlegroups.com> Subject: Re: The iPhone Special Edition 2020 or whatever it wil be called from apple Insider Do you think will it be available evrywhere? because never saw informations for Canada bu for USA and France yes... Lyne Le 5 avr. 2020 à 10:06, Richard Turner mailto:richardturne...@outlook.com>> a écrit : Everything known about the 2020 'iPhone SE' By Mike Peterson Friday, April 03, 2020, The launch of the so-called 2020 "iPhone SE," largely expected to be an updated iPhone 8-style device, is imminent. Here's what's been discovered about the subject of rumors for the last three years. The 'iPhone SE' is expected to have a design basically the same as the iPhone 8. While rumors about a low-cost iPhone refresh have been circulating for years, it now appears that Apple will debut the device in early 2020. Here's everything that's been discovered about the upcoming 4.7-inch iPhone. The 'iPhone SE 2' at a glance According to the latest rumors and leaks, here are some key points about the "iPhone SE. The same footprint as the 4.7-inch iPhone 8 footprint Latest-generation A13 chip and 3GB of RAM 64, 128 and 256GB storage variants Retain a Home button with Touch ID Retail as low as $399 Larger 5.5-inch "iPhone SE Plus" model at some point 'iPhone SE 2' design Despite the now possibly confirmed "iPhone SE" moniker, the device is more likely to be a spiritual successor to the iPhone 8 instead of the popular 4-inch form factor. At this point, that 4.7-inch footprint is so likely that case makers are already going all-in on the size. In late March, cases for an affordable iPhone 8-style device began arriving at Best Buy . There may also be a larger version of the "iPhone SE" available, according to leaked code strings within iOS 14. That device would be akin to the iPhone 8 Plus, just with the same updated internals. We're not currently expecting any major design overhauls like an edge-to-edge display, OLED panel or a TrueDepth Face ID sensor suite. Like last year's stable of iPads, the device will continue to rely on older tech like Touch ID and will sport aging, bezeled designs. But its price point and internal upgrades, which we'll get to below, may make it a popular choice for many consumers. 'iPhone SE 2' specifications A concept render of what the 2020 "iPhone SE" will look like. Courtesy of OnLeaks and iGeeksblog. Apple is definitely going to give the "iPhone SE" an overhaul in terms of its internal specifications. But users should expect incremental updates, not major ones. Back in January 2018, well-connected analyst Ming-Chi Kuo suggested that the "iPhone SE 2" would sport an A13 processor - the same as the CPU in the iPhone 11 - and 3GB of RAM. More minor updates could include a new Liquid Crystal Polymer antenna design, which would give the refreshed device better cellular reception and performance. Leaked code in iOS 14 also suggests that the "iPhone SE" will retain a Touch ID fingerprint sensor, though it may support the so-called CarKey feature for locking, unlocking and starting compatible vehicles. The latest information indicates that the 2020 "iPhone SE" will be available in 64GB, 128GB and 256GB storage configurations and will launch in white, black and PRODUCT(RED) variants. All of this is to say that the new "iPhone SE" will an entry-level device that will lower the barrier of entry for Apple's latest advancements in silicon, making it an attractive choice for users who have been holding out on upgrading from older iPhones for reasons of price or familiarity. iPhone SE availability Rumors about the updated
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Why wouldn’t it be! From: viphone@googlegroups.com On Behalf Of l.d.ethie...@gmail.com Sent: Monday, 6 April 2020 2:45 AM To: viphone@googlegroups.com Subject: Re: The iPhone Special Edition 2020 or whatever it wil be called from apple Insider Do you think will it be available evrywhere? because never saw informations for Canada bu for USA and France yes... Lyne Le 5 avr. 2020 à 10:06, Richard Turner mailto:richardturne...@outlook.com>> a écrit : Everything known about the 2020 'iPhone SE' By Mike Peterson Friday, April 03, 2020, The launch of the so-called 2020 "iPhone SE," largely expected to be an updated iPhone 8-style device, is imminent. Here's what's been discovered about the subject of rumors for the last three years. The 'iPhone SE' is expected to have a design basically the same as the iPhone 8. While rumors about a low-cost iPhone refresh have been circulating for years, it now appears that Apple will debut the device in early 2020. Here's everything that's been discovered about the upcoming 4.7-inch iPhone. The 'iPhone SE 2' at a glance According to the latest rumors and leaks, here are some key points about the "iPhone SE. The same footprint as the 4.7-inch iPhone 8 footprint Latest-generation A13 chip and 3GB of RAM 64, 128 and 256GB storage variants Retain a Home button with Touch ID Retail as low as $399 Larger 5.5-inch "iPhone SE Plus" model at some point 'iPhone SE 2' design Despite the now possibly confirmed "iPhone SE" moniker, the device is more likely to be a spiritual successor to the iPhone 8 instead of the popular 4-inch form factor. At this point, that 4.7-inch footprint is so likely that case makers are already going all-in on the size. In late March, cases for an affordable iPhone 8-style device began arriving at Best Buy . There may also be a larger version of the "iPhone SE" available, according to leaked code strings within iOS 14. That device would be akin to the iPhone 8 Plus, just with the same updated internals. We're not currently expecting any major design overhauls like an edge-to-edge display, OLED panel or a TrueDepth Face ID sensor suite. Like last year's stable of iPads, the device will continue to rely on older tech like Touch ID and will sport aging, bezeled designs. But its price point and internal upgrades, which we'll get to below, may make it a popular choice for many consumers. 'iPhone SE 2' specifications A concept render of what the 2020 "iPhone SE" will look like. Courtesy of OnLeaks and iGeeksblog. Apple is definitely going to give the "iPhone SE" an overhaul in terms of its internal specifications. But users should expect incremental updates, not major ones. Back in January 2018, well-connected analyst Ming-Chi Kuo suggested that the "iPhone SE 2" would sport an A13 processor - the same as the CPU in the iPhone 11 - and 3GB of RAM. More minor updates could include a new Liquid Crystal Polymer antenna design, which would give the refreshed device better cellular reception and performance. Leaked code in iOS 14 also suggests that the "iPhone SE" will retain a Touch ID fingerprint sensor, though it may support the so-called CarKey feature for locking, unlocking and starting compatible vehicles. The latest information indicates that the 2020 "iPhone SE" will be available in 64GB, 128GB and 256GB storage configurations and will launch in white, black and PRODUCT(RED) variants. All of this is to say that the new "iPhone SE" will an entry-level device that will lower the barrier of entry for Apple's latest advancements in silicon, making it an attractive choice for users who have been holding out on upgrading from older iPhones for reasons of price or familiarity. iPhone SE availability Rumors about the updated device's launch date have shifted drastically over the years. In summer 2017, reports suggested that a second-generation iPhone SE could debut in early 2018, for example. Now, it appears that the 2020 "iPhone SE" will launch sometime in April 2020. While a credible tipster indicated that Apple would announce the device on Friday, April 3, another leaker said that the launch is slated for April 15. More confusing are case maker leaks, with at least one manufacturer potentially tipping an April 5 release date. At this point, we're comfortable saying that the "iPhone SE" will launch in the very near future. But an exact day is still up in the air. As far as price, that's less clear. But a report from February 2020 suggests that it could start at $399, presumably for the base 64GB tier. That's about on-par with previous iterations of the iPhone SE, and cheaper than Apple's current lowest-cost iPhone, the $449 iPhone 8. 'iPhone SE 2' name An
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I would be tempted to get the 256 model. From: viphone@googlegroups.com On Behalf Of Richard Turner Sent: Sunday, April 5, 2020 10:06 AM To: viphone@googlegroups.com Subject: The iPhone Special Edition 2020 or whatever it wil be called from apple Insider Everything known about the 2020 'iPhone SE' By Mike Peterson Friday, April 03, 2020, The launch of the so-called 2020 "iPhone SE," largely expected to be an updated iPhone 8-style device, is imminent. Here's what's been discovered about the subject of rumors for the last three years. The 'iPhone SE' is expected to have a design basically the same as the iPhone 8. While rumors about a low-cost iPhone refresh have been circulating for years, it now appears that Apple will debut the device in early 2020. Here's everything that's been discovered about the upcoming 4.7-inch iPhone. The 'iPhone SE 2' at a glance According to the latest rumors and leaks, here are some key points about the "iPhone SE. The same footprint as the 4.7-inch iPhone 8 footprint Latest-generation A13 chip and 3GB of RAM 64, 128 and 256GB storage variants Retain a Home button with Touch ID Retail as low as $399 Larger 5.5-inch "iPhone SE Plus" model at some point 'iPhone SE 2' design Despite the now possibly confirmed "iPhone SE" moniker, the device is more likely to be a spiritual successor to the iPhone 8 instead of the popular 4-inch form factor. At this point, that 4.7-inch footprint is so likely that case makers are already going all-in on the size. In late March, cases for an affordable iPhone 8-style device began arriving at Best Buy . There may also be a larger version of the "iPhone SE" available, according to leaked code strings within iOS 14. That device would be akin to the iPhone 8 Plus, just with the same updated internals. We're not currently expecting any major design overhauls like an edge-to-edge display, OLED panel or a TrueDepth Face ID sensor suite. Like last year's stable of iPads, the device will continue to rely on older tech like Touch ID and will sport aging, bezeled designs. But its price point and internal upgrades, which we'll get to below, may make it a popular choice for many consumers. 'iPhone SE 2' specifications A concept render of what the 2020 "iPhone SE" will look like. Courtesy of OnLeaks and iGeeksblog. Apple is definitely going to give the "iPhone SE" an overhaul in terms of its internal specifications. But users should expect incremental updates, not major ones. Back in January 2018, well-connected analyst Ming-Chi Kuo suggested that the "iPhone SE 2" would sport an A13 processor - the same as the CPU in the iPhone 11 - and 3GB of RAM. More minor updates could include a new Liquid Crystal Polymer antenna design, which would give the refreshed device better cellular reception and performance. Leaked code in iOS 14 also suggests that the "iPhone SE" will retain a Touch ID fingerprint sensor, though it may support the so-called CarKey feature for locking, unlocking and starting compatible vehicles. The latest information indicates that the 2020 "iPhone SE" will be available in 64GB, 128GB and 256GB storage configurations and will launch in white, black and PRODUCT(RED) variants. All of this is to say that the new "iPhone SE" will an entry-level device that will lower the barrier of entry for Apple's latest advancements in silicon, making it an attractive choice for users who have been holding out on upgrading from older iPhones for reasons of price or familiarity. iPhone SE availability Rumors about the updated device's launch date have shifted drastically over the years. In summer 2017, reports suggested that a second-generation iPhone SE could debut in early 2018, for example. Now, it appears that the 2020 "iPhone SE" will launch sometime in April 2020. While a credible tipster indicated that Apple would announce the device on Friday, April 3, another leaker said that the launch is slated for April 15. More confusing are case maker leaks, with at least one manufacturer potentially tipping an April 5 release date. At this point, we're comfortable saying that the "iPhone SE" will launch in the very near future. But an exact day is still up in the air. As far as price, that's less clear. But a report from February 2020 suggests that it could start at $399, presumably for the base 64GB tier. That's about on-par with previous iterations of the iPhone SE, and cheaper than Apple's current lowest-cost iPhone, the $449 iPhone 8. 'iPhone SE 2' name An iPhone 8-compatible screen protector was updated to reflect 'iPhone SE' compatibility on Apple's site. The upcoming 4.7-inch device has been given several monikers by leakers
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I would say that question is easy to answer and it’s pretty safe to say this new iPhone SE will be available anywhere since I don’t think Apple has ever released an iPhone which wasn’t available in Canada, Europe, Australia/New Zealand and all the other major markets in the world. Some devices may not be available right away when they are released in the US, but I don’t even remember when Apple last released an iPhone which wasn’t available in Canada and other countries the same day it came out in the US From: viphone@googlegroups.com On Behalf Of l.d.ethie...@gmail.com Sent: Sunday, April 5, 2020 8:01 AM To: viphone@googlegroups.com Subject: Re: The iPhone Special Edition 2020 or whatever it wil be called from apple Insider Good Lyne Le 5 avr. 2020 à 10:48, Richard Turner mailto:richardturne...@outlook.com>> a écrit : As always, questions like that are impossible to answer until Apple makes an official announcement. I only posted that article because there were so many rumors floating around and at least, that author did his research and still made it clear, this is all rumors. No one knows anything until Apple makes their announcement. I’m just as anxious as anyone else to find out what this is going to be and hope to get one if the specs are like the rumors… Time will tell. Richard "There's a nap for that." - an anonymous cat in a window in Portland, Oregon. From: viphone@googlegroups.com<mailto:viphone@googlegroups.com> mailto:viphone@googlegroups.com>> On Behalf Of l.d.ethie...@gmail.com<mailto:l.d.ethie...@gmail.com> Sent: Sunday, April 5, 2020 7:45 AM To: viphone@googlegroups.com<mailto:viphone@googlegroups.com> Subject: Re: The iPhone Special Edition 2020 or whatever it wil be called from apple Insider Do you think will it be available evrywhere? because never saw informations for Canada bu for USA and France yes... Lyne Le 5 avr. 2020 à 10:06, Richard Turner mailto:richardturne...@outlook.com>> a écrit : Everything known about the 2020 'iPhone SE' By Mike Peterson Friday, April 03, 2020, The launch of the so-called 2020 "iPhone SE," largely expected to be an updated iPhone 8-style device, is imminent. Here's what's been discovered about the subject of rumors for the last three years. The 'iPhone SE' is expected to have a design basically the same as the iPhone 8. While rumors about a low-cost iPhone refresh have been circulating for years, it now appears that Apple will debut the device in early 2020. Here's everything that's been discovered about the upcoming 4.7-inch iPhone. The 'iPhone SE 2' at a glance According to the latest rumors and leaks, here are some key points about the "iPhone SE. The same footprint as the 4.7-inch iPhone 8 footprint Latest-generation A13 chip and 3GB of RAM 64, 128 and 256GB storage variants Retain a Home button with Touch ID Retail as low as $399 Larger 5.5-inch "iPhone SE Plus" model at some point 'iPhone SE 2' design Despite the now possibly confirmed "iPhone SE" moniker, the device is more likely to be a spiritual successor to the iPhone 8 instead of the popular 4-inch form factor. At this point, that 4.7-inch footprint is so likely that case makers are already going all-in on the size. In late March, cases for an affordable iPhone 8-style device began arriving at Best Buy . There may also be a larger version of the "iPhone SE" available, according to leaked code strings within iOS 14. That device would be akin to the iPhone 8 Plus, just with the same updated internals. We're not currently expecting any major design overhauls like an edge-to-edge display, OLED panel or a TrueDepth Face ID sensor suite. Like last year's stable of iPads, the device will continue to rely on older tech like Touch ID and will sport aging, bezeled designs. But its price point and internal upgrades, which we'll get to below, may make it a popular choice for many consumers. 'iPhone SE 2' specifications A concept render of what the 2020 "iPhone SE" will look like. Courtesy of OnLeaks and iGeeksblog. Apple is definitely going to give the "iPhone SE" an overhaul in terms of its internal specifications. But users should expect incremental updates, not major ones. Back in January 2018, well-connected analyst Ming-Chi Kuo suggested that the "iPhone SE 2" would sport an A13 processor - the same as the CPU in the iPhone 11 - and 3GB of RAM. More minor updates could include a new Liquid Crystal Polymer antenna design, which would give the refreshed device better cellular reception and performance. Leaked code in iOS 14 also suggests that the "iPhone SE" will retain a Touch ID fingerprint sensor, though it may support the so-called CarKey feature for locking, unlocking and starting compatible vehicles. The latest
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Good Lyne > Le 5 avr. 2020 à 10:48, Richard Turner a écrit : > > As always, questions like that are impossible to answer until Apple makes an > official announcement. > I only posted that article because there were so many rumors floating around > and at least, that author did his research and still made it clear, this is > all rumors. > No one knows anything until Apple makes their announcement. > > I’m just as anxious as anyone else to find out what this is going to be and > hope to get one if the specs are like the rumors… > Time will tell. > > > > > Richard > "There's a nap for that." - an anonymous cat in a window in Portland, Oregon. > > > From: viphone@googlegroups.com On Behalf Of > l.d.ethie...@gmail.com > Sent: Sunday, April 5, 2020 7:45 AM > To: viphone@googlegroups.com > Subject: Re: The iPhone Special Edition 2020 or whatever it wil be called > from apple Insider > > Do you think will it be available evrywhere? because never saw informations > for Canada bu for USA and France yes... > > Lyne > > Le 5 avr. 2020 à 10:06, Richard Turner a écrit : > > Everything known about the 2020 'iPhone SE' > By Mike Peterson Friday, April 03, 2020, > The launch of the so-called 2020 "iPhone SE," largely expected to be an > updated iPhone 8-style device, is imminent. Here's what's been discovered > about the subject of rumors for the last three years. The 'iPhone SE' is > expected to have a design basically the same as the iPhone 8. While rumors > about a low-cost iPhone refresh have been circulating for years, it now > appears that Apple will debut the device in early 2020. Here's everything > that's been discovered about the upcoming 4.7-inch iPhone. The 'iPhone SE 2' > at a glance According to the latest rumors and leaks, here are some key > points about the "iPhone SE. The same footprint as the 4.7-inch iPhone 8 > footprint Latest-generation A13 chip and 3GB of RAM 64, 128 and 256GB storage > variants Retain a Home button with Touch ID Retail as low as $399 Larger > 5.5-inch "iPhone SE Plus" model at some point 'iPhone SE 2' design Despite > the now possibly confirmed "iPhone SE" moniker, the device is more likely to > be a spiritual successor to the iPhone 8 instead of the popular 4-inch form > factor. At this point, that 4.7-inch footprint is so likely that case makers > are already going all-in on the size. In late March, cases for an affordable > iPhone 8-style device began arriving at Best Buy . There may also be a larger > version of the "iPhone SE" available, according to leaked code strings within > iOS 14. That device would be akin to the iPhone 8 Plus, just with the same > updated internals. We're not currently expecting any major design overhauls > like an edge-to-edge display, OLED panel or a TrueDepth Face ID sensor suite. > Like last year's stable of iPads, the device will continue to rely on older > tech like Touch ID and will sport aging, bezeled designs. But its price point > and internal upgrades, which we'll get to below, may make it a popular choice > for many consumers. 'iPhone SE 2' specifications A concept render of what the > 2020 "iPhone SE" will look like. Courtesy of OnLeaks and iGeeksblog. Apple is > definitely going to give the "iPhone SE" an overhaul in terms of its internal > specifications. But users should expect incremental updates, not major ones. > Back in January 2018, well-connected analyst Ming-Chi Kuo suggested that the > "iPhone SE 2" would sport an A13 processor - the same as the CPU in the > iPhone 11 - and 3GB of RAM. More minor updates could include a new Liquid > Crystal Polymer antenna design, which would give the refreshed device better > cellular reception and performance. Leaked code in iOS 14 also suggests that > the "iPhone SE" will retain a Touch ID fingerprint sensor, though it may > support the so-called CarKey feature for locking, unlocking and starting > compatible vehicles. The latest information indicates that the 2020 "iPhone > SE" will be available in 64GB, 128GB and 256GB storage configurations and > will launch in white, black and PRODUCT(RED) variants. All of this is to say > that the new "iPhone SE" will an entry-level device that will lower the > barrier of entry for Apple's latest advancements in silicon, making it an > attractive choice for users who have been holding out on upgrading from older > iPhones for reasons of price or familiarity. iPhone SE availability Rumors > about the updated device's launch date
RE: The iPhone Special Edition 2020 or whatever it wil be called from apple Insider
As always, questions like that are impossible to answer until Apple makes an official announcement. I only posted that article because there were so many rumors floating around and at least, that author did his research and still made it clear, this is all rumors. No one knows anything until Apple makes their announcement. I’m just as anxious as anyone else to find out what this is going to be and hope to get one if the specs are like the rumors… Time will tell. Richard "There's a nap for that." - an anonymous cat in a window in Portland, Oregon. From: viphone@googlegroups.com On Behalf Of l.d.ethie...@gmail.com Sent: Sunday, April 5, 2020 7:45 AM To: viphone@googlegroups.com Subject: Re: The iPhone Special Edition 2020 or whatever it wil be called from apple Insider Do you think will it be available evrywhere? because never saw informations for Canada bu for USA and France yes... Lyne Le 5 avr. 2020 à 10:06, Richard Turner mailto:richardturne...@outlook.com>> a écrit : Everything known about the 2020 'iPhone SE' By Mike Peterson Friday, April 03, 2020, The launch of the so-called 2020 "iPhone SE," largely expected to be an updated iPhone 8-style device, is imminent. Here's what's been discovered about the subject of rumors for the last three years. The 'iPhone SE' is expected to have a design basically the same as the iPhone 8. While rumors about a low-cost iPhone refresh have been circulating for years, it now appears that Apple will debut the device in early 2020. Here's everything that's been discovered about the upcoming 4.7-inch iPhone. The 'iPhone SE 2' at a glance According to the latest rumors and leaks, here are some key points about the "iPhone SE. The same footprint as the 4.7-inch iPhone 8 footprint Latest-generation A13 chip and 3GB of RAM 64, 128 and 256GB storage variants Retain a Home button with Touch ID Retail as low as $399 Larger 5.5-inch "iPhone SE Plus" model at some point 'iPhone SE 2' design Despite the now possibly confirmed "iPhone SE" moniker, the device is more likely to be a spiritual successor to the iPhone 8 instead of the popular 4-inch form factor. At this point, that 4.7-inch footprint is so likely that case makers are already going all-in on the size. In late March, cases for an affordable iPhone 8-style device began arriving at Best Buy . There may also be a larger version of the "iPhone SE" available, according to leaked code strings within iOS 14. That device would be akin to the iPhone 8 Plus, just with the same updated internals. We're not currently expecting any major design overhauls like an edge-to-edge display, OLED panel or a TrueDepth Face ID sensor suite. Like last year's stable of iPads, the device will continue to rely on older tech like Touch ID and will sport aging, bezeled designs. But its price point and internal upgrades, which we'll get to below, may make it a popular choice for many consumers. 'iPhone SE 2' specifications A concept render of what the 2020 "iPhone SE" will look like. Courtesy of OnLeaks and iGeeksblog. Apple is definitely going to give the "iPhone SE" an overhaul in terms of its internal specifications. But users should expect incremental updates, not major ones. Back in January 2018, well-connected analyst Ming-Chi Kuo suggested that the "iPhone SE 2" would sport an A13 processor - the same as the CPU in the iPhone 11 - and 3GB of RAM. More minor updates could include a new Liquid Crystal Polymer antenna design, which would give the refreshed device better cellular reception and performance. Leaked code in iOS 14 also suggests that the "iPhone SE" will retain a Touch ID fingerprint sensor, though it may support the so-called CarKey feature for locking, unlocking and starting compatible vehicles. The latest information indicates that the 2020 "iPhone SE" will be available in 64GB, 128GB and 256GB storage configurations and will launch in white, black and PRODUCT(RED) variants. All of this is to say that the new "iPhone SE" will an entry-level device that will lower the barrier of entry for Apple's latest advancements in silicon, making it an attractive choice for users who have been holding out on upgrading from older iPhones for reasons of price or familiarity. iPhone SE availability Rumors about the updated device's launch date have shifted drastically over the years. In summer 2017, reports suggested that a second-generation iPhone SE could debut in early 2018, for example. Now, it appears that the 2020 "iPhone SE" will launch sometime in April 2020. While a credible tipster indicated that Apple would announce the device on Friday, April 3, another leaker said that the launch is slated for April 15. More confusing are case maker leaks, wi
Re: The iPhone Special Edition 2020 or whatever it wil be called from apple Insider
Do you think will it be available evrywhere? because never saw informations for Canada bu for USA and France yes... Lyne > Le 5 avr. 2020 à 10:06, Richard Turner a écrit : > > Everything known about the 2020 'iPhone SE' > By Mike Peterson Friday, April 03, 2020, > The launch of the so-called 2020 "iPhone SE," largely expected to be an > updated iPhone 8-style device, is imminent. Here's what's been discovered > about the subject of rumors for the last three years. The 'iPhone SE' is > expected to have a design basically the same as the iPhone 8. While rumors > about a low-cost iPhone refresh have been circulating for years, it now > appears that Apple will debut the device in early 2020. Here's everything > that's been discovered about the upcoming 4.7-inch iPhone. The 'iPhone SE 2' > at a glance According to the latest rumors and leaks, here are some key > points about the "iPhone SE. The same footprint as the 4.7-inch iPhone 8 > footprint Latest-generation A13 chip and 3GB of RAM 64, 128 and 256GB storage > variants Retain a Home button with Touch ID Retail as low as $399 Larger > 5.5-inch "iPhone SE Plus" model at some point 'iPhone SE 2' design Despite > the now possibly confirmed "iPhone SE" moniker, the device is more likely to > be a spiritual successor to the iPhone 8 instead of the popular 4-inch form > factor. At this point, that 4.7-inch footprint is so likely that case makers > are already going all-in on the size. In late March, cases for an affordable > iPhone 8-style device began arriving at Best Buy . There may also be a larger > version of the "iPhone SE" available, according to leaked code strings within > iOS 14. That device would be akin to the iPhone 8 Plus, just with the same > updated internals. We're not currently expecting any major design overhauls > like an edge-to-edge display, OLED panel or a TrueDepth Face ID sensor suite. > Like last year's stable of iPads, the device will continue to rely on older > tech like Touch ID and will sport aging, bezeled designs. But its price point > and internal upgrades, which we'll get to below, may make it a popular choice > for many consumers. 'iPhone SE 2' specifications A concept render of what the > 2020 "iPhone SE" will look like. Courtesy of OnLeaks and iGeeksblog. Apple is > definitely going to give the "iPhone SE" an overhaul in terms of its internal > specifications. But users should expect incremental updates, not major ones. > Back in January 2018, well-connected analyst Ming-Chi Kuo suggested that the > "iPhone SE 2" would sport an A13 processor - the same as the CPU in the > iPhone 11 - and 3GB of RAM. More minor updates could include a new Liquid > Crystal Polymer antenna design, which would give the refreshed device better > cellular reception and performance. Leaked code in iOS 14 also suggests that > the "iPhone SE" will retain a Touch ID fingerprint sensor, though it may > support the so-called CarKey feature for locking, unlocking and starting > compatible vehicles. The latest information indicates that the 2020 "iPhone > SE" will be available in 64GB, 128GB and 256GB storage configurations and > will launch in white, black and PRODUCT(RED) variants. All of this is to say > that the new "iPhone SE" will an entry-level device that will lower the > barrier of entry for Apple's latest advancements in silicon, making it an > attractive choice for users who have been holding out on upgrading from older > iPhones for reasons of price or familiarity. iPhone SE availability Rumors > about the updated device's launch date have shifted drastically over the > years. In summer 2017, reports suggested that a second-generation iPhone SE > could debut in early 2018, for example. Now, it appears that the 2020 > "iPhone SE" will launch sometime in April 2020. While a credible tipster > indicated that Apple would announce the device on Friday, April 3, another > leaker said that the launch is slated for April 15. More confusing are case > maker leaks, with at least one manufacturer potentially tipping an April 5 > release date. At this point, we're comfortable saying that the "iPhone SE" > will launch in the very near future. But an exact day is still up in the air. > As far as price, that's less clear. But a report from February 2020 suggests > that it could start at $399, presumably for the base 64GB tier. That's about > on-par with previous iterations of the iPhone SE, and cheaper than Apple's > current lowest-cost iPhone, the $449 iPhone 8. 'iPhone SE 2' name An iPhone > 8-compatible screen protector was updated to reflect 'iPhone SE' > compatibility on Apple's site. The upcoming 4.7-inch device has been given > several monikers by leakers, analysts and others in the Apple blogosphere. > That includes "iPhone SE 2" and "iPhone 9. At this point, it appears that the > device will simply be dubbed the "iPhone SE," according to an apparent leak > from an accessory on Apple's o
The iPhone Special Edition 2020 or whatever it wil be called from apple Insider
Everything known about the 2020 'iPhone SE' By Mike Peterson Friday, April 03, 2020, The launch of the so-called 2020 "iPhone SE," largely expected to be an updated iPhone 8-style device, is imminent. Here's what's been discovered about the subject of rumors for the last three years. The 'iPhone SE' is expected to have a design basically the same as the iPhone 8. While rumors about a low-cost iPhone refresh have been circulating for years, it now appears that Apple will debut the device in early 2020. Here's everything that's been discovered about the upcoming 4.7-inch iPhone. The 'iPhone SE 2' at a glance According to the latest rumors and leaks, here are some key points about the "iPhone SE. The same footprint as the 4.7-inch iPhone 8 footprint Latest-generation A13 chip and 3GB of RAM 64, 128 and 256GB storage variants Retain a Home button with Touch ID Retail as low as $399 Larger 5.5-inch "iPhone SE Plus" model at some point 'iPhone SE 2' design Despite the now possibly confirmed "iPhone SE" moniker, the device is more likely to be a spiritual successor to the iPhone 8 instead of the popular 4-inch form factor. At this point, that 4.7-inch footprint is so likely that case makers are already going all-in on the size. In late March, cases for an affordable iPhone 8-style device began arriving at Best Buy . There may also be a larger version of the "iPhone SE" available, according to leaked code strings within iOS 14. That device would be akin to the iPhone 8 Plus, just with the same updated internals. We're not currently expecting any major design overhauls like an edge-to-edge display, OLED panel or a TrueDepth Face ID sensor suite. Like last year's stable of iPads, the device will continue to rely on older tech like Touch ID and will sport aging, bezeled designs. But its price point and internal upgrades, which we'll get to below, may make it a popular choice for many consumers. 'iPhone SE 2' specifications A concept render of what the 2020 "iPhone SE" will look like. Courtesy of OnLeaks and iGeeksblog. Apple is definitely going to give the "iPhone SE" an overhaul in terms of its internal specifications. But users should expect incremental updates, not major ones. Back in January 2018, well-connected analyst Ming-Chi Kuo suggested that the "iPhone SE 2" would sport an A13 processor - the same as the CPU in the iPhone 11 - and 3GB of RAM. More minor updates could include a new Liquid Crystal Polymer antenna design, which would give the refreshed device better cellular reception and performance. Leaked code in iOS 14 also suggests that the "iPhone SE" will retain a Touch ID fingerprint sensor, though it may support the so-called CarKey feature for locking, unlocking and starting compatible vehicles. The latest information indicates that the 2020 "iPhone SE" will be available in 64GB, 128GB and 256GB storage configurations and will launch in white, black and PRODUCT(RED) variants. All of this is to say that the new "iPhone SE" will an entry-level device that will lower the barrier of entry for Apple's latest advancements in silicon, making it an attractive choice for users who have been holding out on upgrading from older iPhones for reasons of price or familiarity. iPhone SE availability Rumors about the updated device's launch date have shifted drastically over the years. In summer 2017, reports suggested that a second-generation iPhone SE could debut in early 2018, for example. Now, it appears that the 2020 "iPhone SE" will launch sometime in April 2020. While a credible tipster indicated that Apple would announce the device on Friday, April 3, another leaker said that the launch is slated for April 15. More confusing are case maker leaks, with at least one manufacturer potentially tipping an April 5 release date. At this point, we're comfortable saying that the "iPhone SE" will launch in the very near future. But an exact day is still up in the air. As far as price, that's less clear. But a report from February 2020 suggests that it could start at $399, presumably for the base 64GB tier. That's about on-par with previous iterations of the iPhone SE, and cheaper than Apple's current lowest-cost iPhone, the $449 iPhone 8. 'iPhone SE 2' name An iPhone 8-compatible screen protector was updated to reflect 'iPhone SE' compatibility on Apple's site. The upcoming 4.7-inch device has been given several monikers by leakers, analysts and others in the Apple blogosphere. That includes "iPhone SE 2" and "iPhone 9. At this point, it appears that the device will simply be dubbed the "iPhone SE," according to an apparent leak from an accessory on Apple's official online storefront. The aforementioned tipster also suggested that Apple would differentiate the new model from past iPhone SE devices by referring to it specifically as an "iPhone SE 2020. It isn't clear if the larger model - if it exists - will be dubbed the "iPhone SE Plus. While an "iPhone 9"
