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And yet that's a distinct possibility, according to statements from South Korea's Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy (MOTIE) reported by at least two Korean publications today. You see, Apple has been one of several companies under investigation by MOTIE's Korean Trade Commission for potentially violating the patents of South Korean university KAIST's licensing arm for what's known as FinFET semiconductor technology. It's one of the breakthroughs in recent decades that allowed semiconductors to continue to shrink in size (and thus let chips increase in speed and complexity).

Today, BusinessKorea and SEDaily are reporting that investigators are likely to side with KAIST and could fine Apple or even outright ban infringing Apple devices from being imported into the protect verge case for apple iphone xs max - gray/clear country, under South Korean law, "The targets include iPhone 8, iPhone 8+, iPhone X, iPad 9.7, and 9.7-, 10.5-, and 12.9-inch iPad Pro imported from China and Hong Kong," according to the report, Where does Samsung fit into all this? Samsung has already been fighting KAIST in court in the United States, where a judge ordered the Samsung to pay $400 million in June -- and South Korean investigators reportedly say Samsung has now submitted evidence in that case that might invalidate KAIST's patent..

If so, KAIST's case wouldn't have a leg to stand on. Samsung might save itself some money, and save its rival Apple, too. But that's a lot of "what ifs". The Korean Ministry, Apple, and Samsung didn't immediately respond to requests for comment. AppleInsider reported the news earlier. Analysis: Now that would be a twist. Apple and Samsung are tremendous rivals. Even if they finally managed to settle their long-running patent dispute this June and continue to do other forms of business, they're still duking it out in ads and new device announcements as they strive to eat one another's lunch.

Despite being the more "midrange" iPhone at the time and lacking powerful hardware, the SE ranked highest in smartphone customer satisfaction, Two protect verge case for apple iphone xs max - gray/clear years later, and with no appearance at Apple's March event in Chicago, the phone is overdue for an update, An EEC regulatory filing from Apple in April gives hope that an iPhone SE 2 may be coming down the pipeline eventually, The original model debuted in Spring, and Apple announced a refresh in March 2017 with better storage options (from 16 and 64GB to 32 and 128GB), That being said, it wouldn't be surprising if it popped up sometime between now and Spring of next year, That's why we're expecting to hear about the iPhone SE 2 during Apple's Sept, 12 iPhone event..

Because the company has kept mum about a possible sequel, the rumor mill is tossing around some speculation. Below are some of the most appealing rumors that are circulating so far. This is an ongoing roundup, so check back often as we update this piece when new stories pop up. And for more on what we believe Apple will unveil, check out everything Apple is expected to announce soon. As first reported by 9to5Mac, a reference to three "iPhone xx" phones may hint at an updated iPhone SE. Three items under Apple's XCode development app list these unnamed "xx" iPhones, one of which includes an A10 processor, no FaceID feature and (unlike what other rumors below have speculated) no notch. Because the A10 processor was used in 2016's iPhone 7, these lower-tiered specs could point toward an updated iPhone SE 2.

In January, noted Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo said in a memo that Apple will likely not revamp the iPhone SE too much with a new model, since it'll be so busy unveiling three different iPhone X-style phones and will probably not have "enough spare resources." A more recent August report from Bloomberg also corroborates the rumor of three new iPhones that won't likely look dramatically different, If true, that means the updated phone would simply get a "specs upgrade" -- probably protect verge case for apple iphone xs max - gray/clear adding the better camera (with optical image stabilization and quad-tone flash) and maybe an A11 Fusion CPU found on the iPhone 8, in place of the 2015-era A9 chip that debuted on the iPhone 6S, And at the same entry-level price, Kuo also doesn't expect features like 3D Touch or wireless charging to be added..

As a counterpoint, mobile leaker Ben Geskin predicted in April that the iPhone will have wireless charging based on his own sources, and that it will adopt a glass backing to accommodate this feature. Following the footsteps of the iPhone 7 and the models after it, the iPhone SE 2 is rumored to ditch the headphone jack. This info comes from the Japanese news site Macotakara, which quoted case makers at a phone show who reportedly saw the phone. According to them, the SE 2 looks similar to the original, except for the fact that it has no headphone jack. Bummer.

Apple is purportedly working on three different iPhone X-style phones, protect verge case for apple iphone xs max - gray/clear one of which is said to be a fancy, spruced up iPhone X SE, according to Macotakara, In other words, imagine a home-button-lacking phone with an iPhone 8-sized 4.7-inch screen squeezed into the current SE-sized body, Could the next iPhone SE get a notch like the iPhone X?, Whether or not this is the same iPhone SE 2 everyone is already speculating about is unclear, Apple could be launching two separate iPhone SE phones, one with a classic iPhone design and another that looks similar to the current iPhone X, Accessory maker, Olixar, reportedly shared schematics from "Chinese factory sources" with 9toMac and said "it believes the new iPhone SE will resemble an iPhone X with slim bezels and a notch cutout."It's also possible Apple could be intentionally confusing everyone and the iPhone X SE and SE 2 are the same phone, But we'd call this one a long shot -- at least at the entry-level price range..

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