iPhone SE 4 Price In India, USA, Dubai, UK, Japan And More, Design, Specs, Camera, Leaks, Everything You Need To Know
Apple is likely to launch the most anticipated iPhone SE 4 or iPhone 16e alongside other products like the MacBook Air M4 and the AirTag 2 tonight at around 10:30 PM. Now, ahead of the launch, several leaks have already revealed the key details of the upcoming affordable iPhone. Here is all you need to know about its design, features, camera, battery and expected pricing.
iPhone SE 4 Price In India, USA, Dubai, UK, and Japan (Expected)
Apple has not officially confirmed the pricing details, but leaks suggest it will be positioned competitively. Here’s a look at the expected prices across different regions:
India: Rs 50,000
USA: Under $500
Dubai: AED 2,000
UK: £439
Japan: JPY 76,629
iPhone SE 4: Design and Display Upgrades
The iPhone SE 4 is expected to launch with major changes compared to the previous generation SE models. The latest SE is said to have a notch and Face ID on a 6.06-inch OLED display, mimicking the iPhone 14. Additionally, Apple is likely to replace the Lightning port with USB-C. While the iPhone 14 features a dual-camera setup, the SE 4 will stick to a single-lens camera to maintain affordability. However, its rear chassis might incorporate design elements from the iPhone 16.
iPhone SE 4: Camera Upgrades
The iPhone SE 4 is rumoured to feature a 48MP primary sensor, a significant jump from the 12MP camera available in the current SE model. This upgrade could improve low-light performance, colour accuracy, and overall image quality.
iPhone SE 4: Performance
Apple is expected to equip the iPhone SE 4 with the A18 chipset, the same powerful processor used in the iPhone 16. This will not only boost performance but also allow the device to support Apple Intelligence features. Additionally, the phone is likely to feature 8GB of RAM, which is the minimum requirement for AI-based tasks and multitasking.
For connectivity, the iPhone SE 4 might be Apple’s first device to feature an in-house 5G modem, reducing reliance on Qualcomm. This could lead to better network performance and improved battery efficiency.
iPhone SE 4: Battery Life and Charging
Like the iPhone 14, the iPhone SE 4 is likely to have a 3279 mAh battery that gives more run times than its predecessor. Paired with the effectiveness of the A18 chip, all-day run on one charge is possible.
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Google opens new office Ananta in Bengaluru, here is your first look at it
Google has officially opened Ananta, its newest and one of its biggest campuses globally, in Bengaluru. Situated in Mahadevapura, the campus marks another step in the company’s long-standing presence in India. Ananta is designed to support teams working across various Google services, and with the launch of this large office space, Google now has over 10,000 employees across multiple locations in India, including Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Gurugram, Mumbai, and Pune.
India has always been a crucial market for Google, with the company investing heavily to expand internet access and digital services. The Ananta campus, meaning limitless in Sanskrit, spans 1.6 million square feet and can accommodate over 5,000 employees. Various Google teams working on Android, Search, Pay, Cloud, Maps, Play, and DeepMind, among others, will operate from this new space.
“As India has charted an ambitious new reality for its citizens with technology, Google has been its proud partner over the last 20 years. The new Ananta campus in Bengaluru marks a significant milestone in our journey, marking the technological paradigm shift underway with AI,” said Preeti Lobana, Vice President and Country Manager, Google India.
Trump explains why he couldn’t find anyone ‘smarter’ than Musk to lead DOGE
US President Donald Trump revealed details on getting Tesla CEO Elon Musk to lead the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), a newly established panel aimed at reducing government expenditure. Accompanied by Musk, Trump told Fox News that they had “looked for somebody smarter” for the role than the Tesla CEO.
Trump made the revelation while discussing his reasoning for bringing the world’s richest man into his administration as its top cost-cutting figure. “He’s good… I wanted to find somebody smarter than him. I searched all over. I just couldn’t do it. I couldn’t find anyone smarter, right? So, we had to, for the country, settle on this guy,” Trump told Fox News.
Musk, in response, smiled and said, “Well, thanks for having me.”
This interview marked the first time Musk and Trump appeared together on a major television network since the latter’s return to the White House last month.
Rosenberg: How Putin and Trump shook up the world in a week
When he penned his eyewitness account of the 1917 Russian Revolution, American journalist John Reed famously titled it Ten Days That Shook The World. But 10 days is too long for Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin. They’ve shaken things up in a week.
It began with the Putin-Trump telephone conversation on 12 February and their presidential pledges to kickstart relations.
It continued with the Munich Security Conference and a schism between Europe and America.
Next stop Saudi Arabia for the Russia-US talks: the first high-level in-person contacts between the two countries since the Kremlin’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine.
It is a week that has upended traditional alliances, left Europe and Ukraine scrambling to respond, raised fears for European security and put Russia where it wants to be: at the top table of global politics, without having made any concessions to get there.
