02/11/2022
Apple executives confirm that the iPhone will switch to the Type-C interface. What will happen to the new models next year?
Apple will need to comply with an EU law that replaces iPhones with USB-C (USB Type-C) chargers, Apple's marketing director Greg Joswiak said earlier.
Joswiak said at a Tech Live event in California that Apple will respect EU laws, confirming that Apple's products will switch to Type-C in the future. However, he declined to say when the iPhone will stop using the current Lightning port.
The European Union has officially approved a bill to unify the USB-C charger interface across the EU, and it will be officially implemented in 2024.
According to media reports, Apple plans to replace the iPhone with a Type-C interface next year.
At present, Apple has switched its Mac computers, some iPad models, and some other electronic accessories to Type-C charging ports.
Apple and the European Union have been arguing over chargers for 10 years, and European authorities had hoped that Apple would adopt the Micro-USB interface, but it has been fruitless due to Apple's insistence.
The iPhone 15 series to be released next year will still release four models, which will be divided into terminal and high-end models according to the processor. In addition to the replacement of the Lighting interface, the running memory capacity of the iPhone 15 Pro series will be upgraded to 8GB, with an 8P camera. The current iPhone 14 series has 6GB of running memory. www.hanrovio.com