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Apple readies ’iPhone 5se’, not ‘6c’, for March/April with curved edges & Live Photos
Mark Gurman

That purported 4-inch “iPhone 6c” floating around the web yesterday? It’s fake, according to sources who have used the upcoming iPhone with a 4-inch display. Instead of releasing a smaller version of the iPhone 6s in order to appease potential customers seeking an iPhone with a screen smaller than 4.7 or 5.5-inches, Apple is upgrading the existing iPhone 5s that was first released in fall 2013. Also contrary to rumors, the device is not a preview of the iPhone 7 as it will mostly retain the 5s’s design and still include a headphone jack…


The new device is internally codenamed “N69,” but the launch name will likely be the “iPhone 5se.” The “se” suffix has been described in two ways by Apple employees: as a “special edition” variation of the vintage 4-inch iPhone screen size and as an “enhanced” version of the iPhone 5s. Indeed, the upcoming “5se” features a design similar to 2013’s flagship but upgraded internals, software, and hardware features that blend the old design with modern technologies from the past two iPhone upgrades.

Sources have provided the following list of “iPhone 5se” upgrades over the 5s:

  • The chamfered, shiny edges have been replaced with curved glass like on the iPhone 6 and 6s lines
  • The same 8 megapixel rear camera and 1.2 megapixel front camera systems from the iPhone 6
  • Support for larger panoramas and autofocus for video recording
  • Barometer for tracking elevation in the Health app
  • An NFC chip for Apple Pay
  • The A8 and M8 chips from the iPhone 6
  • Bluetooth 4.2, VoLTE, and 802.11ac WiFi chips from the iPhone 6s
  • Live Photos from the iPhone 6s
  • Same Silver, Space Gray, Silver, & Rose Gold color options as the 6s line
While Live Photos on the 6s leverages 3D Touch, the “5se’s” screen will be identical to that of the 2013 model and not pressure-sensitive. Apple is utilizing the “5se” as a way to keep up with modern technology and support future major iOS upgrades without competing with the design of the newer and larger iPhone 6s line. Apple hopes that this model could spur additional upgrades over time from those currently sticking to an iPhone 5 or earlier. The current 5s will likely be discontinued, per sources. The new device is currently in production overseas and is planned for a March introductionahead of a late March or early April release.

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MCar87 disse:
Isso não é leak nenhum, desculpem meus caros, mas é simplesmente um 6s normal.
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Parece-me ser substancialmente mais pequeno, ou as mãos de quem fez o vídeo são grandes.

Apple hopes that this model could spur additional upgrades over time from those currently sticking to an iPhone 5 or earlier.
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Haha, vão ter azar comigo :D

Desde que não seja de plástico já fico feliz. De resto, como era previsível, vai ter hardware ultrapassado...
 
Fake?

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David.S disse:
12mp também era bom.
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Ou seja, um 6s de 4"... Pessoalmente, era o que eu queria, mas duvido que seja isso que vai ser lançado. Ainda acreditava nisso há um mês atrás, mas a meu ver acho mesmo que vai ser mais aproximado ao 6 (A8, 1Gb RAM, câmera 8mp) com Apple Pay e Live Photos (mas sem 3D Touch).

Não é bem o ideal, mas faz sentido tendo em conta o suposto momento do lançamento, e se for ao preço que tem actualmente o 5s, não é mau de todo.

Eu tenho um 5s com quase 2 anos, estou ainda muito satisfeito com ele, e estou a aguentar-me com ele precisamente porque quero 4", mas só compraria este "5se" caso o meu iPhone morresse ou perdesse bateria.
 
não passa de rumores nesta fase mas se não vier incluido não me admiro nada.

mas já estamos quase em fevereiro,mais umas semanas e supostamente teremos novidades.
 
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