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There have been rumors that Apple is working on an iPhone SE model with a larger display. Unfortunately, for those who have been anticipating the handset, it appears that the larger iPhone SE has been delayed on Apple’s roadmap and will reportedly be launching in 2024.

This is according to a tweet by Ross Young of DCSS who claims that the iPhone SE with the larger display, which he thinks will be between 5.7-inches to 6.1-inches, will only be coming in 2024. What’s interesting is how Young also claims that the phone will continue to use LCD for its choice of display technology, despite it being a phone in 2024.

We now hear the next LCD iPhone will be introduced in 2022 and called the SE Plus with the same 4.7″ LCD as the 8 along with 5G. We hear the iPhone SE3 with a 5.7″ – 6.1″ LCD is now pushed to 2024. https://t.co/9gxiAAk8Yi

— Ross Young (@DSCCRoss) October 25, 2021

However, we had previously said, LCD is cheaper to produce compared to OLED so that could be a reason why Apple is keeping the display to keep prices low, but in 2024 we imagine that most phones would have switched over to OLED so if this claim is accurate, we have to say it is a bit disappointing.

Also, what’s a bit odd is that Young had also said that 2022’s iPhone SE will be called the iPhone SE Plus. This is despite the fact that he claims that the iPhone SE 2022 model will continue to use the same 4.7-inch LCD as the 2020 model, so we’re not sure what is so “Plus” about it.

iPhone SE With Larger Display Reportedly Delayed To 2024

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The other day, Rockstar announced that Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy The Definitive Edition would be released on the 11th of November. For those who are planning to play the game on their PC, Rockstar has also since listed the official PC system requirements on their website.

In terms of the minimum PC system requirements you’ll need to play the game, Rockstar recommends that gamers have a PC with an Intel Core i5-6600K or AMD FX-6300 processor, accompanied by at least 8GB of RAM, and have an NVIDIA GeForce GTX 760 2GB or AMD Radeon R9 280 3GB, along with 45GB of hard drive space.

For those who want to enjoy the game at higher quality settings, Rockstar’s recommended PC specs includes the use of an in Intel Core i7-2700K or AMD Ryzen 5 2600 processor, 16GB of RAM, and an NVIDIA GeForce GTX 970 4GB or AMD Radeon RX 570 4GB GPU, and 45GB of storage space.

The trilogy of games include Grand Theft Auto III, Grand Theft Auto: Vice City, and Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas. In addition to being playable on the PC, it will be available on both previous and current gen consoles from Sony and Microsoft, as well as the Nintendo Switch. There are plans to release it on mobile devices too but that will only happen in 2022.

Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy PC System Requirements Revealed

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Perhaps one of the reasons you might choose a first-party repair service over a third-party service is reassurance that should anything go wrong during the repair, the company will actually replace the device for you. But that isn’t the case with Apple, or at least that’s what an iPhone owner Theodore A. Kim is claiming.

According to a report from Business Insider, Kim claims that he purchased the handset while in Vietnam, and when he returned to the US during the pandemic, he discovered that the iPhone was having trouble reading his US SIM card. Apple then advised him to take the phone in for repair to get it fixed as it was still under warranty.

However, they later returned the phone to Kim claiming that they would not fix it as it had been tampered with, and to make matters worse, Kim says that the phone was returned to him with a busted SIM card tray. Apple claims that if this was the case, they would have fixed it, but apparently they didn’t think they broke it and which is why they won’t fix it.

With the warranty voided, Kim even offered to pay to have it fixed, but Apple also refused that. He has since submitted a complaint to the Better Business Bureau, while also suing the company for $1,383.13, the exact price he paid for the iPhone 12.

Apple Refuses To Fix An iPhone They Allegedly Damaged

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