Apple To Launch Low Cost 5G iPhone In March

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Apple plans to launch a low-cost 5G iPhone and an updated iPad on or before March 8.

According to insiders, the new iPhone will be the first iteration of the iPhone SE model in two years and will feature 5G networking capabilities, an upgraded camera and a more efficient processor.

In October 2021, the tech giant announced two new MacBook Pro models that run on more powerful chips produced in-house.

As of now, the March launch is subject to change pending any delays in the supply chain.

For more information, read the original story in Reuters.

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