An internet publication raised rumors that the Apple may be planning to bring USB-C to its older models. The idea comes after the brand’s decision to permanently change its charging port in its new launches, with the new rule being applied from the iPhone 14.
The person who raised the discussion was a developer who found a detail that would go unnoticed by many people. Want to know how? Check out this article in full.
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Understand the rumors
Developer Aaron was the one who started the rumor. He noticed a mention of two Apple models that are not yet sold: the iPhone 14.1 and the iPhone 14.9. Both appear in the beta 5 code, which belongs to Apple’s tvOS 17 system.
As soon as the perception was published, several theories about the two cell phone models were created. For some, these are reference models for developers in the area to test. For others, it is the iPhone 14 and also the iPhone 14 plus, but with USB-C ports instead of the standard, which is the Lightning.
Some internet users believe that the action may aim to comply with the proposed rules made by the European Union. However, this possibility may not be correct, as it would not make sense for it to happen without the iPhone 13 generation also undergoing the change.
However, internet users’ theory may be called into question with the launch of new iPhone 15, which is scheduled to take place on December 12th. In other words, just under a month to go!
In this sense, there are no details of any model in the brand’s 14th line and Apple seems to be firm in the idea of holding the launch event that was already scheduled for next month.
Looking into the future
While some speculate about the iPhones 14 and await the launch of the 15, others are already looking to the future and trying to find out news about the iPhone 16.
Famous Haitong International Securities analyst Jeff Pu gave some spoilers. According to him, the successor must have a camera ultra wide 48 megapixels and also supports Wi-Fi 7.
Furthermore, it appears that it will be possible to send and receive data at a speed of up to 40 Gbps on the iPhone 16 Proa bandwidth that can reach four times the speed of Wi-Fi 6E, which is the technology present in the iPhones 15 Pro and 15 Pro Max.
We’ll continue to follow closely to find out what’s new at Apple!
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