The iPhone 13 and iPhone 13 Mini. Jason Cipriani/ZDNetApple has scrubbed two of its older model iPhones in the wake of Monday’s launch of the new iPhone 16 lineup. No longer up for sale are the iPhone 13 and the two Pro models of the iPhone 15. This leaves the iPhone 14, 14 Plus, 15, 15 Plus, iPhone SE, and of course, the new iPhone 16 models as your only options should you want to buy directly from Apple.Also: iPhone 15 vs. iPhone 16: Should you upgrade to Apple’s latest model?The retirement of the iPhone 15 Pro and Pro Max comes as no great surprise. When Apple launched the iPhone 15 series last year, it also jettisoned the Pro models of the iPhone 14. Retiring only the Pro flavors of the previous year’s phone is an attempt by Apple to push buyers who want a Pro version to grab the latest model. That’s as true this year as it was last year.But, the exit of the iPhone 13 marks a significant milestone for Apple’s phone lineup. The iPhone 13 was the last model to include a physical SIM. The iPhone 14 and its predecessors are eSIM-only phones. For me, that’s perfectly fine. I’m not a huge fan of physical SIMs. More