iPhone SE 2024 is likely to have an OLED screen, integrated with a 5G chip developed by Apple itself

About two months ago, well-known Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo announced that the US company has abandoned its plan to launch a new iPhone SE model in 2024. However, in a series of new announcements on Twitter. , Kuo has now revealed that Apple seems to be working on new improvements again on the iPhone SE 2024 (aka iPhone SE 4). He also shared key details about the device’s specifications.

The most prominent of which is Kuo’s revelation that the iPhone SE 2024 will be similar to the iPhone 14, that is, equipped with a 6.1-inch OLED panel with a rather large notch. This will be the biggest change since the iPhone SE 2022 is equipped with a 4.7-inch LCD screen.

The analyst also revealed that the iPhone SE 4 will have Apple’s 5G chip. Under the current plan, it is likely to only support sub-6GHz 5G networks. This also aligns with what Qualcomm CEO Cristiano Amon said about Apple’s 5G chips in a recent interview with The Wall Street Journal . “We expect Apple to make their own modems by 2024, but if need be, they know where to find us,” he said at the time. Current iPhones are all equipped with Qualcomm’s 5G chip.

He added that it is still unclear whether the iPhone 16 series, launched after 2024, will use Apple’s 5G chip. It seems like that will only be possible if the company overcomes the difficulties associated with 5G mmWave connectivity and satellite communications.

According to Kuo, Apple’s dependence on Qualcomm’s band chip will gradually decrease after the iPhone SE 2024. The reason is because devices like the iPad and Apple Watch can also switch to using Apple’s band chip. He also added that this will lead to a significant decline in Qualcomm’s business over the next two or three years.

Refer to Gizmochina