Apple launches new yellow color for iPhone 14 and iPhone 14 Plus

Apple today announced a new yellow color for iPhone 14 and iPhone 14 Plus. This represents the usual spring color update for the iPhone lineup. No new colors have been announced for the higher-end iPhone 14 Pro series.

The yellow cases will be available to order this Friday, with the first units arriving to customers on March 14. Apple is also updating its accessories lineup today, so you can pair your new yellow iPhone with a new spring-themed iPhone case.

As you might expect, the yellow iPhone 14 has yellow aluminum sides and a yellow glass back. Yellow joins existing color lineup options of Midnight, Starlight Product (Red), Blue and Purple.

Except for the yellow color, there are no other changes to the phone.

As a reminder, the iPhone 14 has a 6.1-inch OLED display, while the 14 Plus is larger at 6.7 inches. The phones are powered by the A15 chip, which was first introduced in the iPhone 13 Pro. New features include "Action Mode" super stabilization for video recording and a Movie Mode that adds a fake bokeh effect for video.

#iPhone 14 also has a satellite emergency SOS function, even if the user Emergency services can also be contacted outside of normal cellular and Wi-Fi coverage. SOS signals via satellite are currently free for two years; Apple has not yet announced pricing.

Currently, emergency distress signals via satellite are available in the United States, Canada, France, Germany, the United Kingdom and Ireland. In addition to unveiling the yellow iPhone 14, Apple also announced that satellite connectivity will be available in Austria, Belgium, Italy, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, and Portugal in late March.

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