I’d love that. Unfortunately, rumors are about the 14. Too bad.

I think an extra 100 bucks will be the least of its problems. I use an iPhone 11 now and I find it too big. The SE and 12/13 mini had great size and both are ceased.

Doesn’t seem logical. All the SE devices so far has used housing of older models (iPhone 5S and 8) thus making the devices cheap. The SE series always used already existing parts and housing. A device with a TouchID-inegrated power button would mean a new housing never seen before and a new assembly line. That would make the SE4 too expensive to make it worth.

You can transfer your data now, it won’t wipe your current device. You can trigger that with a differe t button.

If you choose to wait till your new sim is activated, you’ll still be able to access the current one once the sim is deactivated. You can always use an iPhone without a sim. Only thing you’ll miss is cellular network. Everything else will be just as functional as it is today.

Don’t think. It’d be hard to sell the same housing a third time. Also, there are rumors of the SE4 to receive the iPhone 14 housing this making the SE3 the last one to provide TouchID.

Of FaceID doesn’t work in night/dark, you definitely have a hardware issue. It’s supposed to work (and does so) in pitch black rooms too. Mine works with literally no lights on.

I’m not sure I understand you completely, since most of your post is incoherent, however, if I get the point right, I believe you either have a defective device or some funky setting, as I have no issue using this function. I used my iPhone hotspot on my car stereo on long journies, obviously my phone screen wasn’t on all the time. I also share with friends from time to time and don’t keep my phone screen on while they’re using my wifi. So it’s definitely not the intentional way of it working.

no, it can’t. That’d require 2-way wifi antenna, which the iphone doesn’t have.

I don’t get it. What is it that you miss regarding notifications? I never miss a notification. It shows up on the Lock Screen. Also, it shows all notifications grouped by app and sender and not just the first few words of the last two-three messages. I can basically read all incoming notifications from the Lock Screen and even reply to them. There’s also the notification badge on the app icons. How do you guys miss notifications?

It’s been a while since I’ve used an Android the last time and memory might be faded, but I definitely remember Android had a search function. So the notion of searching for information shouldn’t be new to you guys.

So, just out of curiosity, instead of asking the same stupid question 3-4 times every week, why don’t you use the freakin search function?

So you think a Xiaomi 13T Pro with its similar price tags worth the same as an iPhone 14, right? LOL

iOS won’t start lagging and freezing after one year. You don’t have to mess around in settings every other day just because one of the apps start acting out. It’s much easier to upgrade your phone. The whole thing just works.

I use the QuadLock system on my mountain bike and in the car. My iPhone 11 has a QuadLock case on it. It doesn’t support MagSafe, however it has a Mag product line which has similar functionality, if that’s important to you. All in all I think QuadLock provides more than MagSafe.

There’s a way to install Kodi, but quite cumbersome.