iPhone 13 is now cheaper than ever (iPhone News #12)

The iPhone 13 is temporarily very affordable and should you buy the brand new iPhone SE or not? This is the most important iPhone news of the past seven days.

iPhone 13 is now cheaper than ever

At the time of writing, the Bizarre Belsimpel Days are in full swing. That is good news for Apple enthusiasts, because the brand new iPhone 13 is now very competitively priced.

Especially with subscription, the iPhone 13 is a good deal. At T-Mobile you tap the device, for example, for 628 euros, while at Apple it still has the official suggested retail price of 909 euros. The promotions are valid until March 28.

That’s how cheap the iPhone 13 is now

iPhone SE 2022 review: lightning-fast device, in a jacket that is too small

We have now extensively tested the iPhone SE 2022 and that is why it is time for the review. In our opinion, the device is definitely worth its suggested retail price. We are particularly impressed by the lightning-fast A15 chip, which is also in the much more expensive iPhone 13 Pro, for example.

However, the device also has drawbacks. For example, it’s a shame that the new iPhone SE has such a terribly old-fashioned design with a small screen. The device is only nice to type on if you have small hands.

This is our review of the iPhone SE 2022

Rumor: Face ID below the screen will only come on the iPhone 16

Are you done with the iPhone notch and would you rather not have holes in your screen? According to this rumor you will have to wait a little longer for that one all screeniPhone you dream of.

According to well-known tasty Ross Young the Face ID sensors only disappear under the screen on the iPhone 16. That will take at least another 2.5 years. The rumor goes against an earlier rumor of The Elec in. This source stated that the iPhone 15 would already have Face ID sensors under the screen in 2023.

Does the iPhone 16 have Face ID below the screen?

EU wants WhatsApp and Messages to work together

The European Union has unveiled new plans to curb anti-competitive behavior by the tech giants. Part of that: WhatsApp (from Facebook) and Messages (from Apple) must become compatible with each other.

This means that you must be able to send a WhatsApp message to Messages, and vice versa. Details about the plans have not yet been announced.

Read more about the plans of the European Union

‘Apple is working on a subscription for iPhones and other devices’

Apple is working on a plan that will allow customers to lease, rather than buy, iPhones (and other devices). The Apple subscription should be available at the end of this year.

Bloomberg writes about this new subscription service from Apple. The usually reliable journalist Mark Gurman broke the news. He relies on conversations with anonymous sources who are close to the fire.

This is how the Apple subscription for iPhones will work

Apple is still doing something illegal in the Netherlands and gets a 9th fine

Apple has been fined its ninth fine of 5 million euros in the Netherlands. This amount is demanded every week because it still makes too little effort to allow alternative payment systems of dating apps.

The total amount of the fine was set by the Netherlands at 50 million euros. With this ninth fine, Apple already has to transfer 45 million euros to the Dutch cash treasury. Whether this really affects Apple’s wallet remains to be seen.

Read more about the fine for Apple

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