The excitement ahead of Apple’s new iPhone SE, expected to launch this week, comes at the most critical time. The current threat to iPhone’s future state is as serious as it gets, and nothing Apple does is more important than resolving this before it’s too late.

I sure could, but once you get used to cruising on Apple's M2 chip (or higher), it's kind of hard to justify anything else — especially when it comes to battery life. That said, not everyone can afford the Apple premium,

Apple plans to show off a new device on Feb. 19, and it's almost certainly the iPhone SE 4. Here's what I'm hoping to see.