At the same time, Apple could add more features to the iPhone 15 Pro that differentiate it from the base models. Still, it's unclear whether Apple will fully embrace the transition to USB-C across the entire iPhone 15 lineup, or if it will make a region-specific model for Europe.Īnother potential update could include the Dynamic Island's arrival on standard non-Pro iPhone 15 models, Ross Young, CEO of Display Supply Chain Consultants, tweeted in September. That's because there are new rules requiring tech products sold in Europe to support USB-C by 2024. Among the most significant changes we're expecting to see in the iPhone 15 is the switch from the Lightning charging port to USB-C. iPhone 15 lineupįrom left to right: the iPhone 14 Pro Max, iPhone 14 Pro, iPhone 14 Plus and iPhone 14.Īpple usually launches new iPhones in September, and this year will likely be no different. Apple did not respond to a request for comment for this story. Here's a look at what we're expecting in 2023 based on Apple's previous launches, rumors and leaks so far. The debut of a mixed-reality headset would signal an entirely new product category for Apple, while the other updates suggest Apple is further optimizing its devices to contend with Android and Windows competitors that offer bigger screens and universal USB-C charging.Īpple has already released several new products this year, including a new yellow version of the iPhone 14, an updated HomePod, a Mac Mini with the M2 and M2 Pro chips, and MacBook Pro computers with the new M2 Pro and M2 Max. As for other products like AirPods, the Apple TV and the iPad, Bloomberg reports we likely won't see major changes to those product lines this year. We may see the company's first AR/VR headset, the first iPhone with USB-C and the first 15-inch MacBook Air, for example. If the reports turn out to be accurate, 2023 could mark several firsts for Apple's product lineup. Leaks and rumors also paint a picture of potential gadgets we may see throughout 2023, such as the iPhone 15 and Apple's long-rumored "mixed-reality" headset.
But certain products tend to arrive around the same time every year, providing possible clues. Apple never discusses new products before it's ready to formally introduce them, making it impossible to know exactly what to expect.
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