The iPhone 15 is one of the following iPhone models that Apple is currently working on, and which it wants to launch for its fans around the world, and according to some information that appeared recently, it seems that it is going to remain without the port Lightning, being able to switch to USB-C.
The iPhone 15 would be the first iPhone model of the Apple company that would finally make the switch to USB-C, after many years in which fans all over the world requested this change, but here it comes quite late, barely now, but it's good that in the end it is offered to us by those from Cupertino.
One, or all, of the iPhone 15 series models would be launched with a USB-C port instead of Lightning by the Apple company, which of course would not be a big surprise, but it is possible that the Americans will be forced to offer phones with this change because of a new European directive that was voted in the European Parliament.
Apple has already integrated USB-C ports in some models of the iPad, so making the same transition for the iPhone would not be such a radical change, but much also depends on the European Parliament, or the European Commission, and on the new legislation that would forces mobile terminal manufacturers to sell only models with USB-C ports.
Apple has been struggling for years to keep the Lightning port relevant to its product line, but it has gradually begun to abandon it, even with some models of the iPad, so it remains to be seen whether the iPhone 15 will really be the first model of iPhone without such a port, or we will see others released earlier without it integrated.
