Not long ago, the EU’s mandatory new rules for USB-C, so we can see the hope of Apple to replace the USB-C interface. After all, the current iPhone and other devices adhere to the use of Lightning, which brings a lot of inconveniences. According to the latest news from Mark Gurman, Apple will continue to use the Lightning interface on the entire iPhone 14 series this year, but will probably make corresponding changes next year.
Apple is expected to make the transition from Lightning to USB-C in 2023, which means the iPhone 15 series will only change.
Previously there have also been some industry analysts claiming that Apple has prepared for the EU resolution and is now testing the USB-C interface for the iPhone internally.
In addition, in addition to iPhone products, Apple’s other devices will gradually replace the USB-C interface, such as the iPad 10, which will be launched this year, and the iPad family will also complete the full switch.
In other configurations, the iPad 10 will be equipped with a larger 10.5-inch Retina screen, upgraded 5nm A14 processor, and better battery life levels.
