Apple Event 2023: iPhone 15 likely to say goodbye to these things - Details

Apple Event 2023, iPhone 15 Launch: Apple is all set to unveil the much-awaited iPhone 15 series at its “Wonderlust” event today. Apple will be livestreaming the event on their official YouTube handle and the grand event is scheduled to begin at 1 PM ET i.e. around 10:30 PM IST.

While we will talk about expected things times later, here's a look at things that are likely to vanish after today's event. The first one is the Lightning charger which is expected to be replaced with USB-C. Also, there will be no more Mute Switch in iPhone Pro models.

Reports also suggest that the Notch will be replaced by Dynamic Island. Last, but not least, Apple may stop the sale of the iPhone 12 and iPhone 13 mini.

According to The Verge, an American technology news website, one of the biggest changes coming to this year's iPhone lineup is the addition of USB-C. For the first time, the iPhone 15 is expected to come with the widely used port instead of Apple's proprietary Lightning connector.

This doesn't come as a surprise, as Apple confirmed last year that it would make the change to USB-C to comply with the European Union's incoming regulations.

Although reports indicate that all phones in the iPhone 15 lineup will get the USB-C port, Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo says only the Pro and Pro Max will benefit from higher data transfer rates.

Both premium models will come with “at least” USB 3.2 or Thunderbolt 3, while the base iPhone 15 and 15 Plus will support USB 2.0, according to Kuo, reported Variety.

Apple may perhaps release a special Green hue variant of the iPhone 15 as well. While it is predicted that the iPhone 15 variants will go on sale on September 22, Apple will only formally confirm the exact release date during the event scheduled for September 12.
Reportedly, the iPhone 15 could launch at around $799, which is roughly similar to Rs 66,000, while the iPhone 15 Pro Max could launch at $1,299, which roughly translates to Rs 1,06,500. 

With AP inputs