We have more and more rumors about what the design of the new iPhone 15 family will be like, which will be presented in September 2023. One of the strongest rumors is that this iPhone will carry the UBS-C connector for the first time in its history, abandoning definitely the Lighting connector. Therefore, in this post we are going to discuss the latest rumors about this new connection and how it will affect the Cupertino flagship.
New design
In recent days, there are more and more leaks about what the iPhone 15 would be like, where we have already seen the first renders, and the arrival of the new design is confirmed along with the arrival of the new connection cable. This design includes a greater roundness in the frames of the device and the chassis will be made of a material other than aluminum.
The definitive arrival of USB-C to all the iPhone fame is a step forward to achieve standardization when charging and connecting our devices. However, this movement does not have the support of Apple from the outset and it is the European Union that strongly seeks to reduce contamination and waste of components. Therefore, standardization is a strategy to end all this.
The obligation that all devices have USB-C technology will not cause Apple to lose autonomy in its devices, but rather, the new generation of iPhone 15 would only work with Apple -certified USB-C cables , therefore, As with the Lighting connection, the company headed by Tim Cook will want to continue controlling all the input elements of our iPhone via software.
The data on what the certification protocol for the UBS-C connection would be like is unknown, surely Apple will give news about it at the Developers Conference in June 2023, where the new operating systems are presented with all their news. In it, it is possible that, through software, analyzing the betas, the developers find Indians about it. However, until September we cannot confirm the rumors.
It’s not the first time
The latest rumors also indicate that Apple is considering reducing the speed of file transfer between the standard iPhone models and the Pro series. This policy is not new, but Apple, in the launch of the tenth generation iPad, did the same movement, that is, it did not include the maximum transfer speed in the input device than in the top-of-the-range models.
From the writing team of La Manzana we do not understand this movement on the part of Apple, especially when the standard series and the Pro have the capacity to take extremely high quality photos and 4K video recording. If you generate these types of videos and photos, you need good file transfer capabilities to be able to send projects to your Mac and work in Final Cut Pro X or your favorite video or photo editing application, damaging the user experience in a way notorious.
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