Oh boy, a 6.1 inch screen. "Popular". Ugh. RIP any hopes of a small SE refresh.
I've gotten so used to my 13 mini that anything bigger just feels too big Hoping against hope that Apple brings back that size/form factor someday so clinging on to my 13 mini until that day comes...
Apple Debuts iPhone 16e
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#33iPhone SE: $429, 4.7-inch display, 5.45 x 2.65 x 0.29, 5.09 ounces iPhone 16e: $599, 6.1-inch display, 5.78 x 2.82 x 0.31, 5.88 ounces This is a major downgrade in every way for people who want the smallest possible iPhone.
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#34Mostly I just want a phone that is comfortable in my hands.
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#35Oh boy, a 6.1 inch screen. "Popular". Ugh. RIP any hopes of a small SE refresh.
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#38Why are small phones not economical for major flagship phone developers? Obviously more expensive phones generate more revenue, but the reduced bill of materials on smaller phones should allow a better profit margin? Mostly I just want a phone that is comfortable in my hands.
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#40The C1 is (fingers crossed) probably going to be a big improvement on the security front, since historically, cellular modems have been chock full of remotely exploitable security flaws. That said, if this is their "first gen" then there could be teething issues.