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byAhmad Lutfi –
editorDenny Mahardy
Sep 6, 2023
Technologue.id, Jakarta – When Apple officially announces the much-anticipated iPhone 15 lineup next week or September 12, the public will see a change that seems small, but seems to have an impact on current iPhone users.
Switching to USB-C connectivity might be bad news for those of you whose drawers are full of classic Lightning cables.
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Among the rumors or leaks circulating regarding the emergence of a new generation of iPhone, one of these changes in connectivity might be a big thing for iPhone users.
Some might think that it’s time for Apple to replace the lightning port or cable with USB-C. In fact, Apple has long been planning to move its most popular hardware to USB-C (check out the ports on the best Macbooks and iPads).
Some suspect Apple will still stick with Lightning ports for its latest iPhones, but Apple has been quick to make a decision in the face of new EU regulations.
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New EU regulations on port standards are forcing companies and it’s unlikely Apple will produce iPhone 15 devices with Lightning ports in the US and USB-C-enabled models in the EU.
This doesn’t mean Apple will take a half-assed approach to this transition. Apple and its CEO Tim Cook are expected to present this change as their idea, without mentioning EU regulations.
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