Happy Thursday, Talking Tech readers! It's August, and as a parent I am thrilled. Back to school time is approaching. Look, fellow parents, we all love our children, but summer needs to be over. |
Let's move on to this week's big stories in tech. |
Next month kicks off the big rush from tech companies, during which they unveil all the new gadgets coming for the holidays. And it starts with Apple. |
In September, Apple is most likely going to introduce the next iPhone, and the rumor mill is already swirling. So what can we expect from the iPhone 15 ? According to reports, the latest iPhone will include a USB-C charger, larger screens and faster processing chips, and a titanium finish on the higher-end models. |
The rumored USB-C change should not come as a surprise. Last October, Apple confirmed plans to comply with a European Union law requiring all mobile devices to support USB-C charging. |
We will know for sure next month. Typically, Apple rolls out the new iPhone in September, along with the smartphone's next update, iOS 17. Stay tuned. |
What else happened in tech? |
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