EU confirms Apple can make a portless iPhone without USB-C
Apple ultimately decided not to adopt a port-free design with the new iPhone, which will still have a USB-C connector. One major reason: There were concerns that removing USB-C would upset European Union regulators, who mandated the iPhone switch to USB-C.
Sure, a USB-C iPhone 8 would charge with the same connector as all the Android phones out there, which would be mighty convenient for people who make cars or stereos or cases or charging cables.
too – which is usually faster than most basic USB-C power bricks. And don’t forget that every phone since the iPhone 8 has supported wireless charging. It’s slower and less efficient than a ...
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