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Apple iPhone SE 3 with 5G to release in March alongside new iPad Air

It has been a long time since Apple revisited the iPhone SE and gave it a much needed upgrade. According to sources this week, we won't be waiting much longer, as Apple will reportedly be launching a new iPhone SE in March, as well as an upgraded iPad Air. 

In a recent report, Bloomberg stated Apple is planning to launch the new iPhone SE and iPad Air around March 8th. As per sources, Apple is planning a virtual event to present both products, following the trend set by the company on its latest announcements.

The same report claims the new iPhone SE will feature a better camera and a faster processor (probably Apple A15). In addition, it will support 5G connectivity, Qi wireless charging and MagSafe. On the other hand, Macotakara's report claims the new iPhone SE won't support Apple's magnet technology, so we're unsure about this particular feature for now. As for the design, it seems it will keep the same as the 2nd gen iPhone SE.

The new iPad Air is also expected to feature a superior chip and support 5G connectivity. Moreover, reports also point out that it will feature a Centre Stage front-facing camera.

New iOS hardware will of course be accompanied by a new iOS update. Apparently, Apple is planning to launch the iOS 15.4 update in early March, adding in new features, such as the ability to use FaceID while wearing a mask. Users can also expect to see the new Universal Control feature, so you can use one keyboard and trackpad to control multiple Macs and iPads.

KitGuru says: It's nice to see Apple may update the iPhone SE with a new chip and 5G support. However, many were also expecting a visual redesign. The iPhone 13 mini or 12 mini casing would be ideal, but that may be asking too much.

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