Apple is set to unveil the iPhone 15 on 12 September, which is expected to feature a USB-C charging port, aligning with an EU law requiring a common charging connection by December 2024. The regulation is estimated to save consumers up to €250 million a year on chargers and cut 11,000 tonnes of electronic waste annually.
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Apple is set to unveil its latest model, iPhone 15, on 12 September, and it is highly anticipated to feature a USB-C charging port.
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The regulation is estimated to save consumers up to €250 million per year on charger purchases and reduce electronic waste by 11,000 tonnes annually.
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The regulation is estimated to save consumers up to €250 million per year on charger purchases and reduce electronic waste by 11,000 tonnes annually.
Word for word from the report in Maldives Republic. Open the report