Episode 384: iPhone 16e: The “e” is for Egregious Pricing

Apple replaces the entry level iPhone SE with the new iPhone 16e. Does the "e" stand for extravagant pricing? We now have more details about the security patches in Apple's most recent operating system updates. iPhones sold in China will now have government mandated filters managing search results. And is it time to start worrying about the delays in Apple Intelligence features.

Show Notes:

• Apple's New iPhone 16e - Is this the iPhone for Almost Everyone?
• Introducing iPhone 16e - February 19 (Apple video)
• iPhone 16e - Apple product page
• Compare iPhone models
• TikTok Returns to Apple’s App Store
• Apple launches Apple TV app for Android phones and tablets
• iOS 18.3.1 zero-day patch has been reverse-engineered
• Mark Gurman: Siri overhaul may not arrive with iOS 18.4 in April—more likely 18.5 in May
• Apple Plans to Overhaul China iPhones With AI by Middle of Year
• Valve removes “PirateFi” Steam game that contained malware
• “Aptoid” alternate app marketplace offers sketchy apps in EU

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