Watching the iPhone 16e launch earlier this week was interesting because of how big an update it is from the iPhone SE 3 and the unique ways it differs from the iPhone 16, and disappointing, mostly because of the price. But despite that, I'm still hoping it'll be a good phone that will provide a cost-effective way of getting the latest Apple software features. And more than that, I hope that this is the start of a new trend for Apple.
Apple's iPhone SE models, which the iPhone 16e has now replaced, arrived at irregular intervals. The first launched in 2016, the second in 2020 and the third and latest in 2022.
