Apple Event 2023: iPhone 15, new Apple Watches
                     Apple Event 2023: iPhone 15, new 
Apple Watches 
 Apple Event 2023: All this is surprising. Some of us will be in the waiting room at One Apple 
Park Way on Tuesday morning. At 10:00 M. PT September 12, Tim Cook and co. will return, 
presenting new equipment before the big holiday promotion. We can safely say that there 
are two things that will be showing up at Apple's big event: the iPhone 15 and the Apple 
Watch Series 9. There are few things in this world that you can set your smartwatch to. Of 
course, there are many rumors. On the one hand, the remaining members of the Air Pods 
family are starting to fight back. Mac computers also have always-on features.  I think and 
speak for most of us when I say it would be nice to have more faces wearing the Vision Pro 
headphones that stole the show at WWDC in June.  Below is a combination of what we 
know, what we think we know, and what we wildly assume.
iPhone15
This time clear instructions. What's most interesting about the iPhone 15 is that Apple was 
forced to get here. It's not like everyone in the big ship wants to adopt USB-C (or 
Thunderbolt 3, or whatever you want to call it). You can thank European regulators for this. 
Last year, the European Parliament voted to make ports the same on all devices. Now 
technically speaking, regulators have given manufacturers until the end of 2024 to use this 
technology in all devices, but everything indicates that Apple will remove the band from the 
iPhone 15. Many organizations in the region, among others, are ready for this. Follow EU 
guidelines to protect workers and the causes of e-waste. Last September marked the 10th 
anniversary of Apple forcing the Lightning connector to do the same. The problem with 
lightning though is that it's bad and I hate it. My colleagues hate it. His friends and family 
hate him. My rabbit loves it, but eagerly chews any yarn, regardless of its ends.
The truth is false and always false. One interesting tidbit is the report that 
data faster than USB 3.2 will be reserved for pro models, with the iPhone 15 
model opting for USB 2.0 (also a spec in the Android world). Meanwhile, 
wireless charging has increased to 35W in all cases. It looks like the iPhone 
will be one of the first phones to use the Qi2 standard, which combines 
wireless charging using magnets, something Apple has been doing for some 
time. Given that Apple is one of 344 companies in the Wireless Power 
Consortium (and all of the iPhone Qi2 devices announced at IFA), this seems 
like a safe bet.
Meanwhile, Dynamic Island, introduced on the iPhone 14 Pro and 
Pro Max, is expected to arrive on cheaper models.
Another interesting addition is the iPhone 15 Ultra, which will replace the 
Pro Max and was recently named by Apple. The device is expected to have 
a 6.7-inch display with a 120 Hz refresh rate, larger frames and a new 
"Action" button that replaces the standard long button. The new package, 
inherited from the Apple Watch Ultra, will also work well with the iPhone 15 
Pro. It was announced that there are plenty of options to customize things 
like the camera, accessibility options, flashlight, and of course the Shortcuts 
app (if you want to get creative).