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Apple is expected to launch a new low-end iPhone with TouchID on 5 April

Apple’s new offering is slated to have a TouchID and to come with either 64 GB or 128 GB storage.

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FP Trending|Mar 31, 2020, 18:46:40 IST
Despite a global lockdown to fight the coronavirus pandemic, tech companies have been continuously launching a number of new products.Apple did unveil a couple of new products earlier in March, but the iPhone SE 2/ iPhone 9 was missing from the list. However, new reports suggest that the launch of the affordable iPhone is on the cards, and that it could happen as early as 5 April.[caption id="attachment_7913181" align="alignnone" width="1024"]iPhone. Representative image.

The upcoming iPhone feature a single-lens rear camera, and thick bezels on the top and bottom. Representative image.[/caption]According to MacRumors, the new iPhone is identical to the iPhone 8, but has an A13 chip and features a 4.7-inch display.The phone will likely feature a single-lens rear camera, and thick bezels on the top and bottom. It will possibly be available in three colour variants.Apple’s new offering is slated to have a TouchID and to come with either 64 GB or 128 GB storage.The report mentioned that a source emailed them a photo from a Best Buy employee which featured a case designed for the new 2020 iPhone.It adds that employees of Best Buy have been asked not to sell the cases until 5 April.As per the suggestion, the date could mean that the low-cost iPhone would be launched as early as this week, but concrete details are still awaited.

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First Published:Mar 31, 2020, 18:46:40 IST
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