Apple has received EEC certification for eleven new iPhone models which could all be variants of a new iPhone SE 2, reports Consomac.
An update to the iPhone SE this year has been rumored quite a few times over the last few months. Although a second quarter update was described as unlikely by KGI Securities analyst Ming-Chi Kuo, the Eurasian Economic Commission has proved a reliable source of information in the past. It revealed the two new iPad models Apple just launched, new MacBooks that were revealed at WWDC 2017, and more.
Consomac says all the smartphone models run iOS 11:
We have indeed discovered that the Eurasian Economic Union has just authorized the sale on the Armenian, Belorussian, Kazakh, Kyrgyz and Russian soil of a whole slew of new smartphone heads. Equipped with iOS 11, they carry the model numbers A1920, A1921, A1984, A2097, A2098, A2099, A2101, A2103, A2104, A2105 and A2106. None of these numbers correspond to an existing model.
It's unclear if Apple plans to unveil the new devices with an event, a press release, or at WWDC. Please follow iClarified on Twitter, Facebook, or RSS for updates.
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An update to the iPhone SE this year has been rumored quite a few times over the last few months. Although a second quarter update was described as unlikely by KGI Securities analyst Ming-Chi Kuo, the Eurasian Economic Commission has proved a reliable source of information in the past. It revealed the two new iPad models Apple just launched, new MacBooks that were revealed at WWDC 2017, and more.
Consomac says all the smartphone models run iOS 11:
We have indeed discovered that the Eurasian Economic Union has just authorized the sale on the Armenian, Belorussian, Kazakh, Kyrgyz and Russian soil of a whole slew of new smartphone heads. Equipped with iOS 11, they carry the model numbers A1920, A1921, A1984, A2097, A2098, A2099, A2101, A2103, A2104, A2105 and A2106. None of these numbers correspond to an existing model.
It's unclear if Apple plans to unveil the new devices with an event, a press release, or at WWDC. Please follow iClarified on Twitter, Facebook, or RSS for updates.
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