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If you own an iPhone 15 Pro, iPhone 15 Pro Max, iPhone 15, or the iPhone 15 Plus, you can directly connect it to a monitor that supports the USB-C DisplayPort standard. News 

Mirror Your iPhone 15 On A Monitor With Just A USB-C Cable – It’s That Easy!

Adriana Marais,

When Apple released the iPhone 15 series, one of its most significant changes was the introduction of USB-C. Not only did this open up new possibilities for the iPhone, such as the ability to connect USB-C accessories natively, but it also brought new features, such as connecting to an external display with just a USB-C cable, mirroring the iPhone’s display. Yes, if you have an iPhone 15 Pro, iPhone 15 Pro Max, iPhone 15 or iPhone 15 Plus, you can connect it directly to a display that supports the USB-C…

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Are iPhones that still ship with the Lightning connector outdated and shouldn't be purchased? This may not be the case for most people, and here's why. News 

Lightning Port iPhones Still a Viable Option Despite USB-C’s Arrival

Jim Hendler,

Apple’s iPhone 15 series has switched to USB-C as the default port, leaving the decade-old Lightning connector. This EU-influenced move has been welcomed, with many celebrating being able to use a single cable to charge all their devices – and not forgetting the myriad benefits, such as the ability to use USB-C accessories such as SSDs. , this movement brings Does this mean that iPhones that still ship with the Lightning connector are obsolete and shouldn’t be bought? Well, this requires a detailed answer. So we’ll tell you why it…

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With the iPhone 15 series expected to make the switch to USB-C, the iPhone experience, at large, could improve. Here's how it could signify a big leap in terms of convenience. News 

Apple Unveils New iPhone 15 at Launch Event

Adriana Marais, ,

Apple products are constantly classified as tools that make the lives of creatives and professionals easier. Whether it’s a Mac, an iPad, a Studio monitor or of course an iPhone, Apple’s products have always been high quality and advertised as powerful and useful – most people can count on them to provide a solid experience. However, the presence of the Lightning connector on the iPhone has more or less curbed it when it comes to transferring files via wired means. Although AirDrop works as a reliable wireless option – it…

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Alongside the iPhone 15 series, its supporting accessories will also transition to USB-C in the near future, according to Bloomberg's Mark Gurman. News 

Apple Expected to Introduce USB-C Accessories Following iPhone 15 Release, Including MagSafe Battery Pack

Adriana Marais, ,

As the iPhone 15 series prepares to launch in a few days, with a rumored USB-C port as part of an effort to comply with EU regulations and move away from the Lightning connector, it’s expected that its accessories will also switch to USB. -C in the near future, according to Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman. According to a MacRumors report, Mark Gurman has suggested that Apple quickly switch supporting accessories like AirPods and Mac accessories to USB-C. “They need to release a new MagSafe Duo with USB-C,” Gurman told MacRumors. He…

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Apple analyst Mark Gurman has claimed that Apple's new AirPods Pro case will only have one hardware change: the switch from Lightning to USB-C. News 

Report Suggests AirPods Pro May Not Receive Other Hardware Upgrades Besides USB-C

Jim Hendler, ,

Apple is expected to announce a new AirPods Pro case model with USB-C support during its Wonderlust event on September 12. However, Mark Gurman says in his PowerON newsletter that it’s the only new feature the new AirPods Pro case offers. is a switch to USB-C without additional hardware, as MacRumors discovered. For experts, Apple is expected to fully implement USB-C starting with the new iPhone 15 series in accordance with the new EU standards. A big change from Apple is expected to be switching the AirPods Pro to support…

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EU has warned Apple not to limit the charging speed and other functionality of cables that are not certified under Apple's "Made for iPhone" program. News 

EU warns Apple about limiting functionality of iPhone charging cables: Report

Adriana Marais, , ,

As the release of the iPhone 15 series approaches, more and more rumors are surfacing that suggest the series may be equipped with USB-C, and while Apple is expected to move to USB-C, the EU has warned Apple not to restrict. According to a MacRumors report, the cables charge speed and other functions that are not certified under Apple’s “Made for iPhone” program. Analyst Ming-Chi Kuo said in March that “Apple is optimizing the fast charging performance of MFi-certified chargers for the iPhone 15.” Unknowingly, Apple has been using the…

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