appleis among the largest technology companies in the world. The company stands out with its smartphones and computers. Thanks to its own operation on its devices, the company can easily reach good sales figures around the world.
Apple has been on iPhone models for many years. lightning gives its entrance. Although many phone brands in the world USB-C Although Apple uses its login, Apple is trying to attract the attention of users by making a difference. According to the information revealed, the countdown has started for iPhone models with USB-C input. It may appear before us soon.
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Mark Gurman pointed to 2023 for iPhone models with USB-C input!
Recently, Chinese analyst Ming-Chi Kuo has announced that all or some models of the iPhone 15 series to USB-C input claimed to be located. Everyone was eagerly waiting for this claim to be confirmed. Finally, it was expected, and Bloomberg editor Mark Gurman, who is famous for his leaks, made a date for iPhone models with USB-C input.
According to the report published by Mark Gurman, Apple, iPhone models with USB-C port is actively working on it. Prototypes currently tested by 2023 at the earliest Gurman’s claims, stating that it will be released, are largely in line with the famous analyst Ming-Chi Kuo. This is us In the iPhone 15 series It shows that the USB-C input will be available to users.
The biggest factor driving Apple into this situation European Union‘s new laws. The union put a lot of pressure on the company to remove Lightning, saying it should be a uniform entry, and it still does. As a result of these laws, Apple iPhone models with USB-C port started working on it.
According to some people, although Apple is working on a portless iPhone model, this model in the coming years Not expected to be released. So, what are your thoughts? Do you think the Lightning port should be abandoned on iPhones? Do not forget to share your views with us in the comments section or on the SDN Forum.