USB-C charging cords coming to new Apple phones

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Whereas the headline announcement from Apple’s “Wonderlust” occasion Tuesday could have been the introduction of the iPhone 15 line, shoppers can even be confronted with a change in how their gadgets cost.
Apple confirmed that its phones will transfer away from the corporate’s Lightning charging system to a USB-C port. The adjustments will start with the iPhone 15 line and AirPod charging case, the corporate introduced.
The change comes on the heels of laws handed by the European Union to standardize the charging ports for digital gadgets offered on the continent.
This is what was introduced in regards to the adjustments to Apple’s charging expertise on the “Wonderlust” occasion.
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What merchandise could have USB-C charging?
The change will premiere on the iPhone 15 and a charging case for Airpods.
MacBooks and iPads already use USB-C chargers.
Why is Apple altering the charging wire?
The change in charging expertise is in response to legal guidelines handed by the Council of the European Union in 2022.
The regulation applies to a variety of digital gadgets together with cell phones, tablets, e-readers, headphones, earbuds and moveable loudspeakers.
“All of us have not less than three cell phone chargers at residence. In search of the suitable charger, both at residence or at work, will be fairly annoying,” Jozef Síkela, European Union Minister for Business and Commerce stated in a press launch on the time of the regulation’s passing. “Having a charger that matches a number of gadgets will save time and cash and likewise helps us cut back digital waste.”
On the Wall Avenue Journal’s Tech Dwell convention final October, Greg Joswiak, Apple’s senior vp of worldwide advertising, stated the tech large would abide by the laws.