Hello, this is TechnologyTodayNow. There’s a lot of excitement around the fourth generation iPhone SE, which is expected to launch in the first half of next year. Based on what we know so far, the SE model will most likely recycle the design of the iPhone 14 or iPhone 13, ditching the traditional home button design in favor of a full screen and a smaller notch. However, another point of anticipation for the iPhone SE 4th generation is the possibility of Apple Intelligence support, and we’ve received some promising news in this regard.
iPhone SE 4th Gen expected to have Apple Intelligence
Apple Intelligence support with 8GB of RAM
According to Bloomberg reporter Mark German, the fourth generation iPhone SE will include support for Apple Intelligence. Apple Intelligence is only available on a limited number of devices, specifically, only the iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro Max will support the feature at this time. Support for Apple Intelligence is also closely tied to the amount of RAM on the device.
As Craig Federighi mentioned in the Daring Fireball, all devices supporting this feature should have at least 8GB of RAM. This suggests that the fourth generation of the iPhone SE will come with 8GB of RAM, which should help the fourth generation of the SE deal with performance degradation caused by a lack of RAM.
Comparison to traditional models
In addition, compared to previous SE models, the iPhone SE 4th generation is expected to offer significant performance improvements.
While the third-generation SE with 4GB of RAM was prone to frequent refreshing, this was significantly reduced with 6GB of RAM and above, and 8GB of RAM provided a very pleasant experience.
As a result, users upgrading to SE Gen 4 should see noticeable performance improvements.
Transitioning to OLED displays
The iPhone SE 4th generation will most likely switch from a traditional LCD display to an OLED display. This is expected to provide a sharper and more vibrant screen. In addition to a high-resolution upgrade to the main camera, the SE 4th generation is also expected to include the A18 chipset, which is expected to be featured in the iPhone 16 series.
Dual cameras and spatial videography
It is possible that the fourth-generation SE model will feature a dual camera instead of the current single camera, which could support Vision Pro’s spatial videography capabilities. These are innovative features that have not been available on previous iPhone SE models and are expected to make the iPhone SE 4th generation even more valuable.
Conclusion
Based on its strong specifications, the 4th generation of iPhone SE is expected to show the performance of Choi Geng in the same-class models. If Apple Intelligence is also supported, the 4th generation of iPhone SE will be an attractive option as you can enjoy the performance of iPhone 16 at an affordable price.