

Phones
Not only iPhone 15. Named Apple devices that will switch to USB-C
Apple has been transitioning many of its devices to USB-C in recent years. This connector is used in MacBook Air, iPad Pro, iPad Air, iPad mini, Studio Display, Pro Display XDR and other devices. It is reported that at least five other Apple products and accessories will also switch to USB-C in the future.
While the iPhone 14 will use the Lightning connector, at least one new iPhone 15 model will feature a USB-C port, according to Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo. Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman confirms that Apple is indeed testing prototype iPhone models with USB-C ports. Such a smartphone will be released next year.
Mark Gurman also added that Apple plans to update its budget entry-level iPad with a USB-C connector. Apple may release the 10th generation iPad as early as September. The release of the 10th generation iPad will complete Apple’s transition to USB-C for the entire iPad line after four years.
Once the iPhone switches to USB-C, Kuo expects other Apple accessories to switch to USB-C for the foreseeable future, including AirPods charging cases. Also, the new connector will receive a portable MagSafe battery for iPhone 12 and newer.
Finally, Ming-Chi Kuo expects the Apple Magic Keyboard, Magic Trackpad, and Magic Mouse for Mac to use USB-C ports in the future. All three accessories currently feature a Lightning connector for charging.

Phones
No, this is not an external battery, but a solid state drive that supports iPhone 15 Pro/Max. Lexar SL500 introduced

Lexar has released the new Lexar SL500 mobile SSD with a starting price of $85.
Lexar SL500 is equipped with a USB 3.2 Gen2x2 interface, the drive has read speeds of up to 2000 MB/s and write speeds of up to 1800 MB/s.
The mobile SSD has a thickness of 4.8 mm, a weight of 43 g and a capacity of 512 GB to 4 TB. It comes with a metal body and supports the latest iPhone 15 Pro/Max to save live video recordings. The manufacturer does not specify how the drive is held on the smartphone body.
The drive offers a 5-year warranty.
Phones
The screen has no cutouts or holes, is brighter and has more contrast than the iPhone 15 Pro. The new Nubia Z60 Ultra was shown in live photographs

Kuai Technology has announced that the Nubia Z60 Ultra smartphone will be officially launched on December 19 this year.
Nubia Z60 Ultra will use in-display camera technology, which eliminates the need for notches and holes in the display.
A comparison between Nubia Z60 Ultra and iPhone 15 Pro was also published. Nubia Z60 Ultra has a design familiar from Red Magic 9 Pro and a frame of the same width on four sides.
It is stated that compared to the iPhone 15 Pro, it is ahead in all respects, including effective screen area, color rendering, contrast and brightness.
According to the official announcement, Nubia Z60 Ultra uses fifth-generation in-display camera technology. The screen uses the new BOE Q9+ luminescent material, has a high density of 400 pixels per inch and an independent display driver, making the screen as clear and clear as possible.
Phones
Users are updating their smartphones less and less. Redmi is going to take this into account

Lu Weibing, president of Xiaomi Group, president of the international department and general manager of the Redmi brand, confirmed that the company is going to change its strategy to adapt to new market realities.
The replacement cycle for mobile phones is becoming longer and reaches 3-4 years. We must adjust our strategy based on new use cases dictated by customers.
Lu Weibing
He said that Redmi has been leading its segment in recent years by offering smartphones with an excellent combination of price and features, but now Redmi also thinks that its smartphones should look good, be pleasant to hold, and be lightweight and convenient to use.
He added that sales of the Redmi K70 series continue to grow strongly, with more and more users switching from other brands to Redmi.
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