US EditionThe EU Won't Stop Apple From Making a Port-Free iPhone. That Doesn't Mean the Company Will
- Apple considered making a port-free iPhone 17 Air but decided against it to comply with the EU's USB-C mandate.
- The EU's Common Charger Directive allows legal sales of port-free phones if they utilize MagSafe charging, as noted by 9to5Mac.
- The European Commission confirmed that a portless iPhone would be compliant with current legislation.
- Apple's iPhone 17 Air is expected to be the thinnest iPhone, featuring a 6.6-inch display and a 48-megapixel camera, with a price of $900.
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The most recent news about the iPhone 17 Air showed that Apple has backed down on one of its ideas, because of the European Union. But an analysis carried out shows that nothing prevents...
EU says it won’t get in the way of Apple’s portless iPhone
Apple is getting closer to manufacturing an iPhone model that has no ports and screen cutouts. Such a device would recharge and transmit data wirelessly. Its display would cover the front-facing camera and the Face ID components. Apple wanted the iPhone 17 Air to start that design revolution this year, according to Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman. Over the weekend, Gurman said Apple wanted the ultra-thin iPhone to be a portless phone, ditching the USB-C…
EU says it won't get in the way of Apple's portless iPhone
Apple is getting closer to manufacturing an iPhone model that has no ports and screen cutouts. Such a device would recharge and transmit data wirelessly. Its display would cover the front-facing camera and the Face ID components. Apple wanted the iPhone 17 Air to start that design revolution this year, according to Bloomberg's Mark Gurman. Over the weekend, Gurman said Apple wanted the ultra-thin iPhone to be a portless phone, ditching the USB-C…
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