The iPhone SE (2020) and the Galaxy A51 take opposing approaches to their aesthetics. Basically, the new iPhone SE is an iPhone 8 with more modern hardware. As such, it has the same dimensions as the ...

The new iPhone SE for 2020 is the first budget iPhone that Apple has offered since the first iPhone SE in 2016. While it’s mostly an upgraded iPhone 8, it packs a punch where it counts and is an ...

Apple gets a lot of flak for its $1000 smartphones and $1000 monitor stands, but the company really delivers when it rolls out a budget device. Just look back on the history of the plastic MacBook, ...

Here’s a confession: I was initially not too excited by the announcement of the iPhone SE last week. As a gadget geek who’s been testing cutting-edge phones that fold in half or have no bezels, the ...

The iPhone SE is back, though it's still just called the iPhone SE – there's no model number or "2.0" suffix here. Four years after the first "Special Edition" made its debut, Apple has once again ...

Design: The 2022 iPhone SE and the 2020 iPhone SE share the same exact design (which is actually the same body as the iPhone 8 that was released in 2017). Both have a 4.7-inch Retina display with True ...

Apple’s original iPhone SE was a breath of fresh air when it launched. The small iPhone was highly revered not just because of its affordable price tag, but also for its pocketable size, at a time ...

We already loved the iPhone SE 2 (2020), so the addition of an A15 Bionic processor, upgraded camera capabilities, and the inclusion of 5G network support makes the iPhone SE 3 (2022) a solid upgrade.

Apple has updated its iPhone SE to a new generation, with the entry-level smartphone now boasting 5G connectivity, but has Apple done enough to encourage people to upgrade to a new model? The iPhone ...

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A conversation that our sources in Cupertino overheard: “Hey, Tim! Our users have something to say. Looks like they are asking for a small phone.” Note: The above conversation is totally fictional.