Apple iPhone 15 series, which is set to make its global debut in September with a Type-C connection, is already a significant move for tech enthusiasts. According to a new update, Apple, which has been offering its Lighting port to users since the iPhone 5 series debuted, is expected to offer the iPhone 14 series with the Type-C port.
According to a report, Apple is likely to offer Type-C ports to older iPhones along with the iPhone 15 series. According to a post by Aaron, who is an Apple developer and writer, Apple is planning to introduce the previous iterations with the Type-C port.
This came about as a result of his analysis of the tvOS 17 beta 5 code, which revealed the existence of two iPhone models that had previously been absent from earlier beta builds. Additionally, it is claimed that these two models are distinct from the four iPhone 15 references seen in earlier tvOS software releases.
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According to a report, the new iPhone models iPhone 14,1 and iPhone 14,9 which were found in the software could be the iPhone 14 and iPhone 14 Plus with the USB-C charging ports.
Why Is Apple Planning To Provide USB-C Port To Older iPhones?
There's a lot of doubt surrounding iPhones with Type-C ports because Apple, based in California, hasn't announced anything about utilising the new ports and discarding the Lightning port. If the claims are correct, Apple may be contemplating the change in response to a new European Union regulation that requires enterprises to install Type-C ports by 2020.
However, the smartphone maker is said to be introducing iPhone 15 series with Type-C ports first and will introduce previous models later, to comply with the new EU rules and regulations.