Major Japanese mobile carriers on Monday started selling the iPhone SE, the latest model of Apple Inc.'s popular smartphone series, following a two-week delay to thwart the new coronavirus from spreading among customers who would have waited in long lines during the Golden Week holidays.The updated version of the lower-priced iPhone SE, which has a 4.7-inch screen, bigger than the 2016 model, and shares advanced parts such as the core mobile processors used in the latest iPhone 11 range, was originally set to be rolled out April 27.Related coverage:READ FULL ARTICLE