The iPhone is switching from Lightning to USB-C. Here’s what it all means.
It’s almost September, which means the unveiling of the iPhone 15 is just a couple of weeks away. Among the usual new colors and camera upgrades, all reports say the new iPhone will mark the end of Lightning, as Apple switches to USB-C like the iPad and Mac. So what will the new port mean for new iPhone users? Here’s everything we know so far.When will the iPhone 15 arrive?
The iPhone 15 will be announced at Apple’s “Wonderlust” event on September 12.Will all four models have USB-C ports?
Yes, Apple will reportedly move the entire iPhone 15 lineup to USB-C. However, the implementation might not be the same throughout the lineup–the iPhone 15 Pro and Pro Max may support faster data transfer and charging speeds while the iPhone 15 and 15 Plus could be slower.Will my old iPhone cables work?
No, you’ll need a new USB-C-to-USB-C cable to charge the iPhone 15.Will I need to buy a new cable?
Apple will supply a USB-C-to-USB-C cable in the box. According to rumors it will be a thicker braided cable that’s longer (1.
