 USB-C port on the bottom of the iPhone. It's a great move that you'll grow to love in the coming years, if you're not obsessed already. Gone is the Lightning charger, which has been a mainstay on iPhone since 2012. You'll now plug in using USB-C cables, which you might already have at home. USB-C came out in 2014 and is now widely popular on Android phones, inside cars, and on consumer electronics in general. Apple is already using USB-C on iPad and MacBook, and now the iPhone 15 has followed suit. USB-C has the potential to deliver more power and transfer data faster. But the really big perk sit hat you'll be able to use the same cable across most of your gadgets in the future . So while your old Lightning cables might soon fade into redundancy, USB-C will make your life much easier. If you've been waiting for a reason to upgrade, the USB-C just might be it. I've only had the new iPhone for about a week and I've found it extremely useful to just have one cable for all of my devices. LOOKING GOOD Keen-eyed Apple fans might also notice that the top of the iPhone has changed too. The old 'notch' that stuck out into the display to house the selfie cam and Face ID is gone. Apple's Dynamic Island has 'trickled down' from last year's Pro models onto the regular iPhone 15 line){kind=link}
DUST off those wallets because there’s a tempting new iPhone upgrade that I reckon is worth the money.
I’ve been secretly testing the new iPhone 15 and 15 Plus since they launched last week.
The California tech giant unleashed four new iPhone models, and the 15 and 15 Plus are the cheaper of the quartet at $799/£799 and $899/£899 respectively.
There are plenty of changes to attract Apple fans, including a controversial tweak that I’m all for.
I’m talking about the new (and much-debated) USB-C port on the bottom of the iPhone.