Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo has released six “predictions” regarding the next third-generation iPhone SE on Twitter, which might shed light on a number of new features of the phone.
The tweet says that the third-generation iPhone SE will have the same design as the current device, the A15 Bionic CPU, and 5G connection, but there are a few additional tidbits.
Additionally, according to this tweet, the iPhone SE will support 5G mmWave and Sub-6GHz connection, bringing the total number of storage possibilities for the device up to 512GB, up from the current 64GB and 128GB. As a result of the introduction of the A15 Bionic technology, the reports that the next-generation iPhone SE might be powered by the A14 Bionic have been dispelled.
The tweet also confirms that the iPhone SE will come in the same White, Black, and Red colour choices as the current device, with no additional hues. Notably missing from the tweet’s predictions are any camera improvements.
Aside from mass manufacturing starting this month, Apple expects to sell 25-30 million iPhone SEs this year, according to the company’s tweet.
A TF International Securities analyst, Ming-Chi Kuo, is known for his correct predictions about Apple’s future. This is the first time Kuo has ever disclosed this type of information on Twitter, and he’s never done so before. No reason to dispute the validity of the @mingchikuo account beyond its unusual nature, but we haven’t been able to verify that it belongs to Ming-Chi Kuo.
The third-generation iPhone SE is scheduled to be unveiled on March 8 at Apple’s “Peek Performance” event. iPhone SE models were reportedly registered in regulatory databases as early as January, which suggests that the handset would be released soon. Source