I still cant quite believe that Im using an Arm-powered Windows laptop every day. After more than a decade of trying to make Windows on Arm a reality, Microsoft and Qualcomm finally nailed it this year with Copilot Plus PCs. These new laptops have excellent battery life and great performance and the app compatibility issues that have plagued Windows on Arm are mostly a thing of the past (as long as youre not a gamer). Microsoft wanted 2024 to be the year of the AI PC, but I think it was very much the year of Windows on Arm. If 2024 was anything to go by, 2025 is going to be even bigger for Windows on Arm.Microsoft set the stage for the 2024 year of Windows on Arm announcements in January at CES with promises of AI PCs and the first big change to Windows keyboards in 30 years. Laptop manufacturers started putting a Copilot key on keyboards early this year, providing quick access to Microsofts AI assistant. While the Copilot experience on Windows has gone through several confusing revisions, its still a key I accidentally press and then get frustrated when a Copilot window appears.After the Copilot key was met with a lukewarm reception, Microsoft reignited the Mac vs. PC war a few months later. Inside Microsoft, confidence had gradually been growing throughout the early months of 2024 that it could finally beat Apples MacBook Air after falling behind for years. Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella unveiled the companys new Copilot Plus PC devices at a special event in May, setting the stage for a summer of Windows on Arm laptops from every major OEM.The processor is the keyThe key to Windows on Arms revival this year was Qualcomms Snapdragon X Elite processors, which were announced in April. Theyve provided the type of performance and power efficiency only previously available with Apples MacBooks and challenged Intel and AMD to do better in the x86 space. After much debate over Microsofts MacBook Air-beating benchmarks, the reviews rolled in and showed that Windows on Arm was indeed capable of matching and beating Apples MacBook Air. Qualcomm even hired the Im a Mac guy to promote Windows on Arm PCs, showing how confident it was in challenging Apples laptop dominance.The Surface Laptop 7 is one of the best Windows laptops available right now. Photo by Chris Welch / The VergeMicrosoft and Qualcomm also worked closely with developers to make key apps compatible, and its now very rare to run into an app compatibility issue that cant be solved by a native Arm64 version or Microsofts improved emulator. Even Google, which previously shunned Windows Phone, has created Arm64 versions of Chrome and Google Drive to support Microsofts efforts. With developers continually providing native versions of their apps, it makes it a lot easier to switch to a Windows on Arm laptop. The only big exception is gaming, where x86 still reigns supreme for compatibility and performance.Intel didnt sit still while all this Windows on Arm hype was occurring, nor AMD. Intel struck back with Lunar Lake at IFA in September, delivering impressive performance and battery life improvements. AMDs latest Ryzen AI chips are also competing directly with Qualcomm, and both AMD and Intel have the key advantage of game compatibility that Windows on Arm is definitely not ready for.While were still waiting for an M4-powered MacBook Air, Apple did refresh its cheapest MacBooks in October with a surprise upgrade to 16GB of RAM. Apple would probably argue its related to Apple Intelligence, but the unusual change came months after Copilot Plus PCs launched, with a minimum of 16GB of RAM at price points that challenge the MacBook Air. Apple did manage to squeeze its new M4 chip into the MacBook Pro recently, though, showing that Qualcomm has some ground to make up in 2025.Apple and Microsoft have both been focusing on AI-powered features for laptops this year, and the end results have been underwhelming on both sides. While a lot of the initial Copilot Plus PC buzz was around Windows on Arm, Microsoft also rolled out some Windows AI features on these devices in June.Incomplete RecallThe flagship feature was supposed to be Recall, a feature that snapshots mostly everything you do on a laptop and then lets you recall moments or scroll through a timeline of how youve used your PC. But because Recall was met with privacy and security concerns, undermining Microsofts entire Copilot Plus PC marketing effort, Microsoft was forced to delay Recall several times to improve its security. In fact, it has only recently appeared in test versions of Windows. However, I dont think Microsofts stumbles with Recall will mean the company slows down with its Windows AI efforts. Windows chief Pavan Davuluri recently told me that the very future of Windows is about cloud and AI, so expect a lot more of this in 2025.Microsoft is increasingly focusing on Windows AI features like Recall. Image: MicrosoftComing in 2025Next year will also be a fascinating battle between x86 and Windows on Arm. AMD and Intel are teaming up to fend off Arm-based chips from Qualcomm, and Intel is facing a period of turbulence after ejecting its CEO, facing desktop chip issues, and a wave of layoffs earlier this year.Its hard not to see 2025 as the year that Windows on Arm continues to eat into the laptop space. A Dell leak revealed Qualcomm is preparing new chips for 2025, and the chip maker has also been rolling out cheaper Arm-based chips to bring laptop prices down. Id expect well see more of those at CES in January, alongside the usual slew of laptops that set the stage for the year.The Dell leak also hinted at Nvidias next-gen GPU plans, which now look set for a CES announcement. Leaks suggest well see RTX 50-series desktop GPUs and even the laptop variants, with OEMs rumored to be preparing new models to show at CES. Given the Windows on Arm gaming situation, a new generation of Nvidias GPUs could help generate fresh excitement around x86 laptops throughout 2025.Nvidia might also be planning to help the Windows on Arm effort. The chip maker has long been rumored to be planning to launch Arm PC chips as soon as 2025. Nvidias expertise in AI chips and gaming could certainly shake up the Windows laptop world and make Windows on Arm even more enticing.Whatever happens to laptops in 2025, you can guarantee that theres going to be fierce competition between Intel, AMD, and Qualcomm. That should make for an exciting year in the world of Windows laptops.

If you have ever dreamt of living somewhere with year-round sunshine, consider looking a little south of Florida, to the Caribbean islands. These tropical paradises offer a laid-back lifestyle that make you feel like youre always on vacation, and real estate prices (and the cost of living) in these locales tend to be significantly lower than in the United States. Several islands are making it easy for American investors to buy propertyand since many US cities like New York, Chicago, Boston, Philadelphia, Dallas, and Miami offer direct flights to these destinations, you could be sipping a rum punch at your Caribbean beach house in under five hours.Related StoriesThe US Virgin IslandsGetty ImagesAccording to real estate agent Carla Rayman Kidd, a certified international property specialist with Coldwell Banker Realty, buying property in the USVI is basically the same as purchasing a house in the rest of the United States. (You also dont have to deal with obtaining a visa or the hassle of currency conversions.) There are technically 50 islands that make up the US Virgin Islands, but the best known ones are St. John, St. Croix, and St. Thomas, which are famous for their stunning white sand beaches. The US Virgin Islands have the distinction of being the only territory in the US with coasts on both the Atlantic Ocean and the Caribbean Sea. You can find stunning oceanfront homes for less than you would pay back on the mainland, and there are cute smaller cottages available too.Puerto RicoGetty ImagesAs with the USVI, buying in Puerto Rico is relatively easy, thanks to its status as a US territory. But Kidd notes that getting a mortgage can be challenging in Puerto Rico because not all US banks will lend to buyers there. (And Spanish is the predominant language which can also complicate things for non-speakers.) But Puerto Rico does offer generous tax incentives to real estate investors as part of Act 60, which is enticing Americans to buy homes in areas like historic San Juan. That area has upscale oceanfront neighborhoods like Ocean Park and Condado; nearby Dorado Beach is home to the Ritz-Carlton Reserve and high-end residential communities offering large homes and luxury condos.Cayman IslandsGetty ImagesThis British territory south of Cuba is comprised of three islands: Grand Cayman, Cayman Brac, and Little Cayman. Its relaxed tax laws make it an appealing place to buy real estate (and for companies to stash money, but thats a whole different story). The Cayman Islands have few restrictions on foreign ownership, and the stable market and absence of property taxes, coupled with a strong rental market, make buying real estate relatively easy and appealing, says Cristina Ford, director of development for RE/MAX Caribbean and Central America. Just keep in mind that foreign investors do have to pay a stamp duty and transfer fee when buying homes. The stamp duty rate is 7.5% of the total cost of the house, and the transfer fee will set you back between 01.% and 0.5%. Turks and CaicosGetty ImagesThe upside to buying a home in Turks and Caicos is that its well-known for being beautiful, fun, and close. The downside to buying a home in Turks and Caicos is that its well-known for being beautiful, fun, and close. Turks's popularity has caused prices to increase, and there arent many move-in ready homes on the market right now. Still, if you can afford it, Turks and Caicos is a smart and easy investment. There are no restrictions on who can purchase real estate in the country and financing is available to a foreign buyer either with a local bank or private lending institution, says Louise Peterson, general manager at Coldwell Banker Real Estate Turks & Caicos. There is also no income tax, corporate tax, capital gains tax, inheritance tax, or annual property taxand if you pay more than one $1 million for your property, you may be eligible to apply for a Permanent Residency Certificate. There is a lot of building going on right now, so its a good time to take advantage of pre-construction opportunities.The BahamasGetty ImagesThe Bahamas are a series of nearly 700 sun-drenched islands (though only about 30 are inhabited), and each spot has its own distinct vibe: There is bustling Nassau with its rich culture and vibrant party scene; the sleepy Abacos islands, which are known for their world-class boating; chic Harbour Island; and many more. The Bahamas are especially popular with American buyers because they are so close and easy to get to and the Bahamas encourages foreign investment by offering annual and permanent residency to homeowners who invest $750,000 and up, with accelerated consideration for purchasers investing over $1.5 million, says real estate agent Heather Lightbourn Peterson, global luxury specialist at Coldwell Banker Lightbourn Realty. If you want to buy more than two acres, youll need a permit Bahamas Investment Authority, but the application process is usually smooth. The Bahamas is also attractive because it doesnt have capital gains or inheritance taxes, and annual property taxes are low.The Dominican RepublicGetty ImagesThe Dominican Republic has become a popular retirement spot for Americans. The number of US Citizens living in the Dominican Republic has continued to grow annually by approximately 10 percent over the last few years, says H. Michael Heuser, broker-manager at Coldwell Banker Punta Cana. This can be attributed to the islands beauty, relatively low cost of living, excellent healthcare, and Retirement Visa program. While there are a variety of types of properties on the market, condos are some of the most cost-effective. According to Heuser, purchasing a home in the Dominican Republic is easier than ever, and many condo developments are offering a tax exemption that waves the one-time three percent Transfer of Title Tax, and the Annual Property Tax of one percent is exempt for 12-15 years. Touristy areas like Punta Cana have strong rental income potential if you want to rent out your new condo, but they still feel quiet and peaceful enough to get away from it all.Follow House Beautiful on Instagram and TikTok.

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Let's face it: Having little or nocell phonesignal can be cause for panic. If you can't call anyone, you have no lifeline. And if you have no lifeline, you can't take care of yourself in an emergency. When your signal completely disappears, it's understanding if your mind begins to wander: what will you do if anything dire happens to you? You don't need to stress, that's for sure. Because there are ways you can prevent this from ever happening to you at all.In fact, there are some easy ways to improve your signal on an iPhone or Android phone that you can employ whether you're doing phone maintenance or in an emergency. It may even come down to something as simple as toggling Airplane mode.To go from dropped calls to full bars, here's what you need to know.Read more:iPhone 16 vs. iPhone 13: What Apple Changed in 3 YearsNote: Although software across different iPhone models is relatively the same, Samsung Galaxy, Google Pixel and other Android phones may have different software versions, so certain settings and where they are located might differ depending on device.For more, check out how you can use Google Maps when you're offline and how you can maybe fix your internet when it's down.To improve your cellphone service, try these steps firstThe settings on your phone can help you get better cell service, but there are other tricks for improving your reception without even touching your phone's software.Move yourself so that there are no obstructions between your phone and any cell towers outside. That might involve stepping away from metal objects or concrete walls, which both kill reception. Instead, get to a window or go outside if possible.Remove your phone case. It doesn't hurt to remove whatever case you have on your phone, especially if it's thick, so that the phone's antenna isn't blocked by anything and can get a better signal.Make sure your phone is charged. Searching for and connecting to a stronger signal drains power, so if your phone battery is already low on charge, you may have a difficult time getting good service. Some phone cases cause more signal disruption than others. David Carnoy/CNETAlways start by turning Airplane mode on and offTurning your phone's connection off and then back on is the quickest and easiest way to try and fix your signal woes. If you're moving around from one location to another, toggling Airplane mode restarts the Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and cellular network modems, which forces them to find the best signal in the area.Android: Swipe down from the top of your screen -- to access the Quick Settings panel -- and then tap the Airplane mode icon. Wait for your phone to completely disconnect from its Wi-Fi and cellular connections. It doesn't happen instantly, so give it a good 15 seconds before you tap on the Airplane mode icon again.iPhone:On the iPhone, you can access Airplane mode from the Control Center, but that varies depending on which iPhone model you have. On the iPhone X and later, swipe down from the top-right corner to access the Control Center. On older iPhone models, swipe up from the bottom of the screen. Then tap the Airplane mode icon, which will turn orange when it's enabled. Again, wait up to 15 seconds before turning it off. Left: Airplane mode on your iPhone. Right: Airplane mode on an Android. Screenshots by Jason Cipriani/CNETIf Airplane mode doesn't work, restart your phoneOur phones are miniature computers, and just like computers, sometimes you can fix issues like network connection by simply restarting them. Android: Hold down the power button, or the power button and the volume down key (depending on your Android phone), until the on-screen menu shows up, and then tap Restart. If your phone doesn't offer a restart option, you can simply tap Power Off to shut down your device, and then boot it back up with the power button.iPhone: On the iPhone X and older models, hold down the sleep/wake button and either one of the volume buttons and then swipe right on the power slider to turn off the device. Wait until it fully turns off, then press down on the sleep/wake button to turn it back on.Alternatively, you can do a force reset on your iPhone: Press the volume up button, followed by the volume down button and then press and hold the side button. Keep holding it in, after your phone's screen goes black and until you see the Apple logo appear again.If your iPhone has a home button, hold down the sleep/wake button until the power slider is displayed and then drag the slider to the right. Once the device is turned off, press and hold the sleep/wake button until you see the Apple logo. Left: Restarting an Android phone. Right: Powering off an iPhone. Screenshots by Jason Cipriani/CNETTake your SIM card out of your phoneAnother troubleshooting step that might help is to remove your SIM card, if your phone has one, and then place it back in with the phone turned on. If the SIM card is dirty, clean it. If it has any physical defects, you may need to replace it.You'll need a SIM card tool -- usually included in your phone's box -- or an unfolded paper clip or sewing needle to get the SIM tray out of your phone.All phones: Remove the SIM card, check to see if it's damaged and positioned in the SIM tray correctly, then put it back in your phone. eSIM: For phones with an eSIM -- that is, an embedded electronic SIM in your phone -- there's nothing for you to remove. The best you can do is restart your phone. Removing and putting your SIM card back into your phone takes just a couple of seconds. Jason Cipriani/CNETCheck your carrier settings (and update your software)Mobile carriers frequently send out carrier settings updates to help improve connectivity for calls, data and messages on their network. Although this feature is available on all iPhone models, it's not universal on Android, so you might not find carrier settings if you don't have a supported phone.iPhone: Carrier updates should just appear, and you can update from the pop-up message that appears. To force your iPhone to check for a carrier settings update, go toSettings > General > About on your phone. If an update is available, you'll be prompted to install it.Android: As mentioned before, not all Android phones have carrier settings, so you'll have to open the Settings app and type in "carrier settings" to find any possible updates. On supported Pixels, go to Settings > Network & internet > Internet, tap the gear next to your carrier name and then tap Carrier settings versions. Left: iOS carrier settings. Right: Android carrier settings. Screenshots by Nelson Aguilar/CNET Reset your phone's network settingsSometimes all you need is a clean slate to fix an annoying connectivity issue. Refreshing your phone's network settings is one way to do that. But be forewarned, resetting your network settings will also reset any saved Wi-Fi passwords, VPN connections and custom APN settings for those on carriers that require additional setup.Android: In the Settings app, search for "reset" or more specifically "reset network settings" and tap on the setting. On the Pixel, the setting is called Reset Wi-Fi, mobile & Bluetooth. After you reset your network settings, remember to reconnect your phone to your home and work Wi-Fi networks.iPhone: Go to Settings > Transfer or Reset iPhone> Reset > Reset Network settings. The next page will warn you that resetting your network settings will reset your settings for Wi-Fi, mobile data and Bluetooth. Tap Reset Network Settings and your phone will restart. Resetting network settings should be one of the last troubleshooting steps you try. Screenshots by Nelson Aguilar/CNETContact your phone carrierSometimes unexpected signal issues can be traced back to problems with your wireless carrier. A cell tower could be down, or the tower's fiber optic cable could have been cut, causing an outage. For consistent problems connecting to or staying connected to a cellular or data network, it's possible your carrier's coverage doesn't extend well into your neighborhood.Other times, a newfound signal issue can be due to a defect with your phone or a SIM card that's gone bad. Contacting your carrier to begin troubleshooting after you've tried these fixes is the next best step to resolving your spotty signal. Sometimes contacting your carrier is the only way to get signal issues resolved. Angela Lang/CNET If all else fails, try a signal booster to improve cell receptionIf after going through all of our troubleshooting steps, including talking to your carrier to go over your options, you're still struggling to keep a good signal -- try a booster. A signal booster receives the same cellular signal your carrier uses, then amplifies it just enough to provide coverage in a room or your entire house. The big downside here is the cost. Wilson has three different boosters designed for home use, ranging in price from $349 for single room coverage to $999 to cover your entire home. To be clear, we haven't specifically tested these models. Wilson offers a 30-day money-back guarantee and a two-year warranty should you have any trouble with its products. I Took 600+ Photos With the iPhone 15 Pro and Pro Max. Look at My Favorites See all photos If you're looking for iPhone-specific tips and tricks, check out our guide to hidden features on iOS 17. 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Apple's more affordable phone could make another big comeback in 2025. The $429 iPhone SE, Apple's entry-level model, is expected to get a major refresh next year, bringing it more in line with Apple's recent iPhones, according to reports fromBloombergand other analysts.Unlike Apple's flagship iPhone family, the iPhone SE's launch timing is somewhat irregular. The first generation SE launched in 2016, followed by the second version in 2020 and the third in 2022. Apple also hasn't mentioned whether it plans to release new iPhone SE models moving forward, as it rarely speaks about future products. With rumors suggesting the iPhone SE will inherit the iPhone 14's design, the next model could signal the end of the home button and a shift away from smaller screens.Read more: I've Been Using the iPhone 16 For a Month. Here's What Stands OutThere's plenty of room for Apple to further improve its cheaper iPhone. While my colleague Patrick Holland praised the 2022 iPhone SEfor its accessible price and familiar home button, he criticized it for its lack of night mode photos and dated design. Android competitors like Samsung and Google have also improved their similarly priced budget phones in recent years. The Google Pixel 8A and Samsung Galaxy A55 5G both offer features once reserved for premium devices, like high refresh rates and multiple cameras.It's impossible to know exactly what to expect from Apple until the company makes an announcement. Based on predictions and reports from Bloomberg, MacRumors and the plugged-in TF International Securities analyst Ming-Chi Kuo, along with other leaks and Apple's product launch history, here's what we'd expect from Apple's next budget iPhone.Apple didn't respond to a request for comment regarding a future iPhone SE when this story was originally published. Watch this: Apple Intelligence Impressions: Don't Expect Radical Change 09:05 iPhone SE 4 may launch in early 2025There has been a lot of back-and-forth about the iPhone SE 4's launch timing in recent years. But an August report from the often-accurate Mark Gurman of Bloomberg suggests that a new iPhone SE could debut in the beginning of 2025. That suggests it may arrive in the first quarter, which would line up with Apple's previous iPhone SE release dates. The first and third generation models, for example, both launched in March.The analyst Kuo also reported in October that mass production of the new iPhone SE would begin in December 2024, further indication that an early 2025 release may be in store for Apple's next tiny phone.The reports come after rumors and speculation about the iPhone SE's existence have been uncertain over the last several years. In 2019, Kuo said Apple was working on an iPhone SE with a full-screen design similar to the iPhone XR, as MacRumors reportedat the time. Apple has released two versions of the iPhone SE since then that retain the old iPhone 8-inspired design, which raised questions about whether the model Kuo was referring to has been canceled or postponed.Kuo's 2023 predictions regarding the iPhone SE 4 have also been mixed. He reported last January that an iPhone SE originally planned for 2024 was canceledbut followed up to say the project had been revived. He changed his prediction again in April2023 to say that the model he previously referred to might just be an engineering prototype for an Apple in-house 5G baseband chip. His previous comments also suggested the iPhone SE 4 would include this 5G chip.Read more: Inside the Apple Watch Series 10's New Sleep Apnea Detection FeatureBut newer reports, including one from MacRumors, indicate Apple is indeed developing a new iPhone SE that reportedly includes some dramatic upgrades.It will likely have a new processor and Apple Intelligence Apple/ Zooey Liao/ CNETThe iPhone SE typically has the same processor as Apple's most recent flagship iPhone. For example, the 2022 iPhone SE has the same chip as the iPhone 13, which launched in September 2021. Since Apple's newest mobile chip is usually the iPhone SE's standout feature, it's hard to imagine Apple straying from that pattern.But that's more important than ever now that Apple Intelligence, the company's suite of new AI features, is dependent on the company's latest chips. The iPhone 16 family and last year's Pro models are the only iPhones capable of running these features for now. But based on Apple's history andBloomberg's report, which says the iPhone SE 4 will support Apple Intelligence, it looks like that could change in the coming months.Apple Intelligence includes new AI-powered features such as the ability to rewrite, summarize and proofread text, a new version of Siri that's better at understanding words even when you fumble, the ability to erase objects in photos, and notification and message summaries, among other features. The first wave of Apple Intelligence arrived in Apple's iOS 18.1 update, while more features -- such as the ability to generate custom emoji -- will come later in iOS 18.2.Otherwise, the next iPhone SE could have an Apple-made 5G chip, according to Kuo. Still, it's hard to know if that prediction still applies since he later revised his estimate to say this device was likely an engineering prototype to test that 5G chip.MacRumorsalso reports that the iPhone SE 4 will have an Apple-made 5G modem.An iPhone 14-like design with an OLED screen The iPhone 14 James Martin/CNETIf the company is working on another iPhone SE, it will likely have a 6.1-inch screen similar to Apple's modern flagship phones. The current iPhone SE, by comparison, has a 4.7-inch screen with thick borders at the top and chin, much like the iPhone 8.In particular, the iPhone SE 4 is expected to look a lot like the iPhone 14, which Apple launched in 2022.A MacRumors articlereported in September 2023 that the iPhone SE 4 will have a modified version of the iPhone 14's chassis and reiterated that pointagain in November. Bloomberg's report also suggests the iPhone SE 4 will resemble Apple's two-year-old flagship.It's not just the design that's expected to get an upgrade; the display will see improvements too. Multiple reports, including those from Kuo, MacRumors, Bloomberg, The Elecand Nikkei Asia, suggest the next iPhone SE will have an OLED screen instead of LCD. That's a big deal because OLED typically displays richer contrast and deeper blacks, and these types of screens are consistent across the rest of Apple's iPhone lineup. Read more: Thinking About Buying a Foldable Phone? Here's How to DecideThe iPhone SE will likely have a larger batteryThe next iPhone SE could inherit the iPhone 14's battery as well, according to MacRumors. If the blog's previous reports about the iPhone SE 4 following in the iPhone 14's footsteps prove to be accurate, a larger battery would be necessary to power its larger screen. Apple doesn't disclose the battery capacities for its phones, but it says the iPhone 14 should get five extra hours of video playback compared to the third-generation iPhone SE. Between the new chip and bigger battery that we're expecting to find in the next iPhone SE, it sounds like Apple's next affordable iPhone could see some pretty significant gains in battery life.Goodbye Touch ID, hello Face IDFans of Apple's Touch ID fingerprint sensor may be out of luck. MacRumors reports that the next iPhone SE will have Face ID, like other modern iPhones, instead of Apple's fingerprint sensor. That conflicts with Kuo's report from 2019, which indicated that the next iPhone SE would have a smaller notch area without Face ID and Touch ID embedded in the power button. But since Kuo's report is about five years old, that information may be outdated.It may get a 48MP camera, USB-C and Action button Kevin Heinz/CNETApple's next wallet-friendly iPhone may have a few things in common with Apple's newer iPhones. Since Apple switched to USB-C starting with the iPhone 15 lineup to comply with new European rules, it seems likely that the iPhone SE 4 could ditch the Lightning connector as well. MacRumors also claims the iPhone SE 4 will have USB-C.The more surprising note in MacRumors' story is that the iPhone SE 4 could gain the Action button, which is a new key for programming shortcuts that's currently exclusive to the iPhone 16 family, the iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro Max. If true, it would be another sign that Apple wants to make the Action button standard across the iPhone lineup, coming after it brought the Action button to the standard models this year.MacRumors also reports that a 48-megapixel single camera could be in store for the next iPhone SE. That would signal another similarity it could share with the iPhone 15 and 16, which also have 48-megapixel main cameras. If the report is accurate, the iPhone SE will only have one rear camera, unlike Apple's more expensive phones. The regular iPhone 15 has wide and ultra-wide cameras, while the Pro versions have wide, ultra-wide and telephoto cameras.But Apple introduced the "Fusion" camera on this year's regular iPhone 16 and iPhone 16 Plus, which it says enables a 2x optical quality zoom despite lacking a dedicated telephoto lens. While reports don't specify whether the iPhone SE 4 will have this camera, it wouldn't be surprising if Apple implemented it to compensate for the iPhone SE's single camera setup.If the rumors are true, the fourth-generation iPhone SE could bring Apple's tiny, budget iPhone up to date with the rest of Apple's lineup. Depending on the price, it could end up being a solid choice for people in need of a more modern iPhone that don't care about the iPhone 16's extra flourishes, like the Camera Control button. Apple's iPhone 16, 16 Plus Show Off Bolder Colors and Buttons See all photos