Apple is expected to unveil a new 4-inch iPhone sometime next month, but due to the company’s CIA-like secrecy, there’s not a single thing that’s certain about this device except for its screen size.
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Bloomberg added that the plan all along has been promoting the iPad Pro to businessmen and women and by using an inferior chip below the specifications found on the iPhone 6S, it could impact sales.
Apple is set to launch a new iPhone and an iPad with the A9 and A9X processor according to a Bloomberg BusinessWeek profile of Johny Srouji, who head’s the development of Apple’s semi-conductors.
The upcoming iPhone, dubbed iPhone 5se, was previously rumored to have the A9 SoC way back December past year. This would make the iPhone 5SE a very capable smartphone product for the more affordable marketplace, offering Apple greater market penetration in developing economies, as well as attracting a greater share of the Western marketplace as well. The phone will have the same camera system as iPhone 6s, increased storage (16GB/64GB) and support for Apple Pay and Siri. While some claim the company could call it iPhone 5se because of the 4-inch screen, others believe that 6c has more chances to be picked for the same reason as above, as the company wants the device to feel fresh.
Meanwhile, the upcoming Apple tablet will reportedly have 4K display, but no 3D Touch. Teardowns of the iPad Pro revealed that it also had 4GB RAM, but that’s something unknown for the iPad Air 3.
The Apple Watch slated to be released in Spring 2016 will offer a Space Black Watch with a Milanese Loop, new Sport Band colors, and line of NATO-style nylon straps. The company is expected to announce a new addition to the iPhone family in March.
The iPad Air 3 from Apple will also be featuring many features quite similar to the iPad Pro which released late previous year.
It has also been suggested that the iPad Air 3 will include a quad-speaker setup with the intention of improving the music-playing capabilities of the device.
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While Jobs passed several years ago, his spirit lives on with the constant development taking place behind the scenes at Apple sites across the Bay Area leading to the launch of new products, like the iPad Air 3 next month.
