Here's a neat trick your iPhone 16 has up its sleeve: it can act as a pint-sized power bank. If your Apple Watch is blinking ...

But not even Apple can avoid the winds of change — the company made it official that iPhones of the future will fall in line and feature a USB-C port. And it's be starting with the iPhone 15.

You can charge your iPhone 15 over USB-C from a computer, like your Mac, just like you could with the Lightning port on recent iPhone models. The introduction of USB-C means every iPhone 15 model ...

In this article, we outline the capabilities and limitations of USB-C in the 15-series iPhones. By far the most common use of your iPhone’s USB-C port will be for wired charging, which is faster ...

With the iPhone 15, Apple has finally transitioned to USB-C, marking a significant shift from the decade-long use of the Lightning port. This change, while largely driven by EU regulations to ...

The iPhone 15 Pro’s USB-C port turns into a super phone, allowing it to do things that older iPhones could not. From supercharged data transfers to charging older iPhones and saving ProRes ...

Early on in the iPhone 15 development process, Apple created a version that included a Lightning port, according to Apple leaker Unknownz21. In a tweet, Unknownz21 said that Apple tested an ...

With the iPhone 15 lineup, Apple is planning to adopt a USB-C port instead of a Lightning port in order to comply with regulatory changes that are being introduced in Europe. The USB-C port has ...

iPhone 15 can charge at a maximum of 27 watts over the USB-C port. However, that is unchanged from the iPhone 14 series which could charge at the same speed over Lightning. What is different ...

The iPhone 15 will have a USB-C charging port instead of Apple’s proprietary Lightning port, bringing the iPhone in line with every other modern smartphone, computer, tablet, camera, and pair of ...

Apple only ever shipped this charging port on the iPhone ... This will change with the iPhone 15 line whether Apple likes it or not. For a lot of us, the move from Lightning to USB-C is long ...