Rumors about a portless iPhone Air intensify and while some portray this as "innovative", I see this move as user hostile.
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Future iPhones might ditch the USB-C port. GoodI had a revelation recently while testing the wired charging speed of my trusty iPhone 16 Plus. In six months of ownership, ...
Apple will soon support end-to-end encryption between iOS and Android devices, but green bubble stigma may stick around for ...
EU has all but confirmed that Apple can make a portless iPhone without breaking the legislation. Read this story to learn ...
The EU has reportedly confirmed that Apple or other smartphone companies can manufacture portless phones without any issues.
As per a report by 9to5Mac, dropping the USB Type-C port for a completely portless phone would be compliant with the EU law.
The AirPods 4 notably mark Apple’s first set of open-ear buds to support active noise cancelation. Two version of the AirPods ...
The big obstacle there would most likely be the European Union, which is the entity that forced Apple to adopt USB-C to begin ...
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