The iPhone 15 series is set to be unveiled next week (September 12), confirming one of the most significant design changes in years: the move from a.
A hot potato: Nobody likes being forced to do something they don’t want to do. In the case of Apple’s introduction of the USB-C port in its next iPhones, however, expect the company to present the change as its own idea, and one that will be great for consumers.
The iPhone 15 series is set to be unveiled next week (September 12), confirming one of the most significant design changes in years: the move from a Lightning port to USB-C.
This wasn’t Apple’s wish, though. After pushing for a universal charging solution for over a decade, the European Commission in October voted overwhelmingly in favor of legislation that would see all phones, tablets, and other small electronics sold in the region feature USB-C ports by the end of 2024.
