Core Viewpoint - Apple plans to release the iPhone 17e in spring next year, aiming to maintain annual iPhone shipments between 220 million and 230 million units [1][3]. Group 1: iPhone 17e and OLED Display - The iPhone 17e will continue to use the 6.1-inch OLED display from the iPhone 16e, which itself reused the display from the iPhone 14 [3]. - BOE, Samsung Display, and LG Display are involved in the OLED screen development for the iPhone 17e, with BOE having the highest shipment share for the iPhone 16e's OLED screen [1][3]. Group 2: iPhone SE Series and Market Strategy - The iPhone SE series has historically reused components from previous models while incorporating the latest application processors to compete in the market [3]. - The first-year shipment of the iPhone SE series was approximately 20 million units, and the iPhone 16e series is expected to have similar shipment figures this year [3]. Group 3: Market Dynamics and Future Releases - Apple increased its annual iPhone shipments to 230 million units during the home office period in 2020, while Samsung's Galaxy smartphone shipments fell to the same level [3]. - Analysts predict that Apple will continue to release iPhone E series models annually after the iPhone 17e, reflecting a consistent market strategy [4].