Apple has historically favoured spring for launching its iPhone SE models, avoiding the busy holiday quarter and the immediate post-Christmas lull. January is a challenging month for new releases, as

Apple is working to expand OLED display technology to several additional iPads, including a future foldable iPad, according to analyst firm

Rumors spread on Tuesday that Apple would release the new iPhone SE and iPads alongside iOS 18.3 later in January, but they have been quickly dismissed by a more reliable source.

Earlier today, we reported on a proven leaker's claim that a new iPhone SE and iPad 11 would be released alongside iOS 18.3 and iPadOS 18.3.

Apple's fourth-generation iPhone SE is expected to launch by April 2025, with features including a 6.1-inch OLED display, A18 chip, Face ID, and competitive pricing under $500. Industry expert Mark Gurman confirmed the delay from January,

It makes sense that Apple would launch the iPhone SE and iPads together. Both models represent the lower-end side of the company’s products. It’s been a while. Unlike Apple’

The iPhone SE 4 has seen a lot of rumors in recent months, including the possiblity of a name change. While there appears to be plenty to be excited for, like access to Apple Intelligence, it's almost certain we won't get official confirmation of a release date until Apple itself announces the existence of the device.