CEO Tim Cook said Apple plans to unveil the "newest member" of its tech family on Wednesday, Feb. 19. Here's what we know.

Apple will launch a new product on. The new iPhone SE 4 seems like it'll get top billing, but what else should we expect?

Apple announced the iPhone 16e on Wednesday, expanding its lineup with a lower-cost model aimed at attracting new customers. Priced at $599, the device will be available for pre-order starting Friday and will officially launch on February 28.

The iPhone 16e announcement video sticks to Apple's signature style, making a mid-cycle product feel just as important as a major launch.

The new iPhone SE drops the home button and fingerprint sensor in favor of Apple's FaceID scanner and modern design. It uses Apple's A18 chip, which is also used in the main iPhone 16 models. The updated processor means that the iPhone 16e can run all the same apps and games that move expensive iPhones can run.

The iPhone 16e is the first update to the company’s most affordable model since 2022, but carries a higher price tag of $599.

Apple Inc. plans to launch a product on Feb. 19 that Chief Executive Officer Tim Cook described as the “newest member of the family.”

Apple announced Wednesday a new addition to its iPhone 16 series, debuting the iPhone 16e to customers, who will soon be able to pre-order the lower-cost model that includes some of the bells and whistles of Apple’s latest iPhone lineup.

CEO Tim Cook promised a new product today, and Wall Street is expecting a new version of its iPhone SE, which could boost sales in China.

Apple Store is down in anticipation of a new iPhone. This time, we know we're getting something today, as Apple CEO Tim Cook took the rare step to tease the launch beforehand. "Get ready to meet the newest member of the family,