Apple is expected to announce the fourth generation iPhone SE soon, introducing features like an OLED display and Face ID, alongside its first in-house 5G modem made by TSMC. This move marks a significant shift from previously relying on manufacturers like Qualcomm for cellular modems. However, reports suggest the new modem might not match Qualcomm's high-end Snapdragon X75, lacking support for mmWave 5G and certain extensive carrier aggregation features, potentially resulting in slower performance compared to the iPhone 16 series.
Apple's fourth generation iPhone SE is set to launch soon, featuring an in-house 5G modem, an OLED display, and Face ID.
The new SE model will utilize Apple's first in-house modem, manufactured by TSMC, marking a significant departure from Qualcomm's technology.
Reports indicate Apple's modem may lack mmWave support and advanced carrier aggregation, suggesting slower speeds than competitors.
Apple aims to test its modem technology in the budget SE model before fully integrating it into its flagship products.
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