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It’s an open secret, and it’s now a reality: Apple unveiled the new yellow iPhone 14 and 14 Plus, in addition to what’s been available since the terminals launched last fall.
Apple sometimes surprises us with new iPhone colors when spring approaches, and this year it released a new yellow “cheap” model for the iPhone 14 and 14 Plus. That’s what leaked last week and we’ve announced, today in a press release announcing that the new colors are a reality.
Apple today unveiled the new iPhone 14 and 14 Plus in yellow, adding new options to its catalog this spring. Beautifully designed and built to last, the iPhone 14 and 14 Plus feature a Ceramic Shield front glass, upgraded internals for better performance and easier repairs, and amazing battery life, making the iPhone 14 Plus the best of any iPhone to date Longest battery life. Both models feature a dual-camera system for stunning photos and videos, the A15 Bionic chip, and new safety features like satellite emergency calling and accident detection.
Apple typically makes this move in the spring to hit a new peak in sales midway through the iPhone cycle, right after the Christmas season, which is its best season year after year. Green was added to the iPhone 13 this time last year, and we had the Alpine Green iPhone 13 Pro and Pro Max. The iPhone 14 Pro didn’t add any new colors to its catalog this year, at least for now.
The new iPhone 14 in yellow is available for pre-order starting this coming Friday, March 10th, and oddly enough, it will be available direct in stores on Tuesday, 14th. Of course, the price of the device has not changed.