Last week it was announced that Apple was preparing the launch of a new iPhone with a 4 ”screen for next March, it will be the iPhone 5se. The new device would be a new version of the iPhone 5s, but with a faster processor, access to Apple Pay, an improved camera and with round edges instead of square ones. Now, new data has appeared about this new iPhone.
The first novelty is that, as it seemed at first, there were different prototypes of this new iPhone circulating around the Apple Campus; some had an A8 and M8 chip inserted, while others included the A9 and M9 processors from the iPhone 6s. Now, it has been confirmed that the next iPhone will carry A9 and M9 chips, which Apple has already used in its latest version of its mobile phone, instead of the previously announced A8 and M8 chips. The Cupertino giant does not want there to be such a huge step between the new 4 ”iPhone and the future iPhone 7, which Apple expects to work with an A10 processor. Another benefit of the M9 chip in the iPhone 6s is that Siri is always on. This feature allows the user to activate the system by saying "Hey Siri" without having to connect it to the power supply. The storage capacities of the phone seem to start at 16Gb, rising to 64Gb in its second version, with the 32Gb disappearing.
With these features, it seems that the next iPhone "5se" will replace the iPhone 6 and 6 Plus in Apple's product line, moving this one step back in terms of performance. This means that in the fall of 2016, the iPhone product line will feature the iPhone 5se, iPhone 6s and 6s Plus models, as well as the new iPhone 7 model… or whatever Apple wants to call the next generation of its mobile phone. .
