Apple has confirmed its new iPhone will not feature its proprietary lightning charging port, after the EU forced the change. The tech giant said that the iPhone 15, unveiled at its annual event on Tuesday, would use a USB-C cable as the “universally accepted standard”. Apple released a USB-C-to-lightning port adapter for £29 ($36). The product connects the lightning port accessories people will have built up over the years to its new USB-C-enabled iPhones or iPads. The latest iPhone handset, which goes on sale next week, is the first since 2012 to feature an alternative charging port.
iPhone 15: Apple forced to ditch lightning charger – BBC News
