Apple has simply given the world its very first glimpse of its new iPhones, which embody a 15 and 15 Pro and, regardless of some blockbuster updates, there's one huge change that is not going to have everybody leaping for pleasure. As many of the rumours within the build-up to the launch had steered, the following batch of name makers popping out of Cupertino are all ditching the Lightning port and switching to USB-C as an alternative.

Yes, which means all of these cables that at the moment refill your iPhone 12, iPhone 13 and iPhone 14 will not work with the iPhone 15.

It may seem to be like a controversial resolution from the US agency however with an EU rule change looming it was inevitable that this machine may undertake that charging port. From 2024, all new devices bought in Europe should characteristic a regular USB-C port and that features the iPhone.

Apple has clearly determined that it is higher to undertake this fashion of refilling sooner moderately than later.

Although it is not excellent you probably have a drawer stuffed with Lightning cables, there are some benefits of USB-C. Firstly, Apple already makes use of this port on its laptops and iPads which suggests one lead now refills your entire devices.

Then there's charging as now you can use your iPhone to refill different units resembling AirPods.

In tonight's announcement, Apple justified the change by saying that USB-C has turn out to be a 'universally accepted commonplace' and that customers will now be capable of cost all of their Apple units with a single cable.