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Just as night follows day, September brings an Apple event.
The tech giant traditionally sets aside a date in the ninth month of the year to unveil its new iPhones, and 2023’s handsets are set to feature a significant change thanks to new EU rules.
Apple will host the event at its campus in Cupertino, California, on 12 September – here’s what we’re expecting.
iPhone 15
This year’s standard iPhone model is set to come in two sizes once again, with a regular and plus model.
In a blow for those of us who have small hands and even smaller pockets, there are no reports of a return for the iPhone’s mini incarnation, last seen two years ago.
So far as changes from the iPhone 14, the biggest will likely be the introduction of a USB-C charging port, replacing Apple’s custom lightning standard.
The company confirmed it would be adopting USB-C to meet EU regulation – and rather than introduce a bespoke model just for the bloc’s members, it will apply around the world.
That should mean less cables for you to carry around if you have other portable gadgets, but might be a problem if you’ve got lots of lightning-specific accessories.
Otherwise, the iPhone 15 has been tipped to get the “dynamic island” feature that was restricted to the 14 Pro. This replaces the notch at the top of the handset with a smaller cutout in the screen.
And the new phone’s arrival will be timed to the latest version of iOS, which was shown off back in May. Among the fresh features is the ability to clone your voice using AI, which we tested last month.
Speaking of the pro phones…
Two iPhone 15 Pros are also expected, again a normal size and a chunkier one.
As ever, expect faster chips and improved cameras and battery life, and leakers suggest Apple’s designers may have swapped its steel body for titanium to save weight.
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