New iPhones always arrive with upgrades, but this year’s crop will feature one improvement Apple didn’t want to make. As a result of new EU rules, the US tech giant has ditched its Lightning charging cable for a USB-C wire. The entire range of iPhone 15s has made the transition, Apple announced on Tuesday. The move will satisfy EU requirements to standardise mobile chargers. From 28 December 2024, every new phone sold in the bloc must have USB Type-C port. The law will also cover other portable electronic devices, including tablets, digital cameras, and headphones. In spring 2026, the obligation will…
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