I rounded up four classic iPhone features that would seemingly be killed off by Apple’s latest model. Sure, I got the iPhone 16e’s name wrong in that article (iPhone SE 4, who?) but the iPhone ...

It’s official: the home button is dead. Apple has launched the iPhone 16E with an updated design and killed off the iPhone’s classic Touch ID interface. Instead, the 16E moves to a Face ID-enabled ...

but Apple’s iPhone SE models – including the still-available-to-buy iPhone SE (2022) – have stuck by this classic piece of iPhone history in the name of affordability. That looks almost ...

Going from the third-generation SE to the 16e is a big step up. But is it worth the money? Here's what you need to know.

The iPhone SE has just been retired. But if you’re hoping that a new low-end iPhone could emerge soon, it doesn’t look likely ...

And all while being more efficient, though Apple isn’t claiming dramatically improved battery life over the previous generations. The iPhone 16 starts at $799/£799 for a model with 128GB of storage.

The new iPhone 16e model — which ditches the classic home button for a modern all-touchscreen display — comes with Apple iOS 18 for smoother performance, enhanced apps and services ...

The device also features the Action button instead of the classic mute switch ... First, it’s the biggest update ever to Apple’s most affordable iPhone model. It also marks the end of the ...

but Apple has limited its implementation to the 160MHz bandwidth instead of the full 320MHz that the standard allows. In other words, iPhone 16 models aren't taking full advantage of Wi-Fi 7's ...