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Thanks to EU's new law, we now know that the iPhone range will have USB-C connectors in the near future.

EU makes USB-C the charging standard for smartphones

Thanks to EU's new law, we now know that the iPhone range will have USB-C connectors in the near future.

New regulations were approved on Tuesday by the European Parliament that will implement a single charging port for mobile phones, tablets, and cameras in the European Union by 2024.
This will be a first of its kind in the world and is likely to have a greater impact on iPhone maker Apple than its competitors.
With this vote, the EU has officially adopted the USB-C connections used by Android-based smartphones, making it mandatory for Apple to redesign the charging port for the iPhone and other iOS devices.
Complaints from iPhone and Android users about needing to buy new chargers for their devices sparked the shift, which had been considered for years.
Although Apple is predicted to be among the most affected among major providers of electronic products to European customers, experts also anticipate a possible positive influence as it may encourage shoppers to purchase the company's newest gadgets rather than ones without USB-C.
Analysts predict that Samsung, Huawei, and other gadget manufacturers would be affected by the agreement because it includes e-readers, earbuds, and other technology.
There were 602 votes in favour of the proposal and only 13 votes against it among EU legislators.
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An iPhone X modified to support a USB-C port for charging and data transfers, has been sold on ebay for $86,001, or around after ₹6.39 lakh.

USB-C iPhone X sells for over $86,000 on ebay

An iPhone X modified to support a USB-C port for charging and data transfers, has been sold on ebay for $86,001, or around after ₹6.39 lakh. The used iPhone, touted as the world’s first iPhone with USB-C, had at one point a highest bid of $100,100, or nearly ₹75 lakh.

An iPhone X modified to support a USB-C port for charging and data transfers, has been sold on ebay for $86,001, or around after ₹6.39 lakh. The used iPhone, touted as the world&rsquo;s first iPhone with USB-C, had at one point a highest bid of $100,100, or nearly ₹75 lakh.
The phone was modified by Robotics engineering student Ken Pillonel, who has detailed the process in a YouTube video. In the 13-minute video, Pillonel describes how he reverse engineered Apple&rsquo;s C94 connector, which allowed him to create a custom PCB with a female USB-C port.
The buyer will receive the 64GB iPhone X with USB-C, the box, and free shipping anywhere in the world, but no accessories.
iPhone X with USB-C port sold on ebay for $86,001 World&rsquo;s first USB-C iPhone attracted bids of over $100,000 Ken Pillonel explains USB-C modification process in video

Modified by an engineering student, the device raked in 116 bids during its auction period.

An iPhone X modified to support a USB-C port for charging and data transfers, has been sold on ebay for $86,001, or around after ₹6.39 lakh. The used iPhone, touted as the world&rsquo;s first iPhone with USB-C, had at one point a highest bid of $100,100, or nearly ₹75 lakh.
The phone was modified by Robotics engineering student Ken Pillonel, who has detailed the process in a YouTube video. In a 13-minute video, Pillonel describes how he reverse engineered Apple&rsquo;s C94 connector, which allowed him to create a custom PCB with a female USB-C port.
Also watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/tech-news/world-s-first-iphone-with-usb-c-attracts-bids-of-over-100-000-at-auction-1636292737637" target="_blank">World&rsquo;s first iPhone with USB-C attracts bids of over $100,000 at auction</a>
According to the ebay listing, the buyer should not restore, update, or erase the device, should not use the device as a daily driver, and should not open up the device physically. However, Pillonel has guaranteed that the phone will work when received.
The buyer will receive the 64GB iPhone X with USB-C, the box, and free shipping anywhere in the world, but no accessories. Pillonel also promised a 30-minute support call for answering any questions.
Apple has switched to the standard USB-C port in its MacBooks and iPads, but despite popular demand has stuck with the Lightning connector in iPhones.
However, the Lightning connector&rsquo;s time may be limited, as the European Union has recently proposed laws that would force all smartphone manufacturers to use the USB-C standard. The port would also be mandated on smartphones, tablets, cameras, portable speakers, and video game consoles. The laws, which have been criticised by Apple, are a few years from coming into force. If implemented, they would force the tech giant to switch to USB-C at least in Europe.

An iPhone X modded to support a USB-C port for charging and data transfers has been listed on ebay, with a current highest bid of $100,100, or nearly ₹75 lakh.



World’s first iPhone with USB-C attracts bids of over $100,000 at auction

An iPhone X modded to support a USB-C port for charging and data transfers, has been listed for auction on ebay. The used iPhone, touted as the world&rsquo;s first iPhone with USB-C, has a current highest bid of $100,100, or nearly ₹75 lakh.
The phone was modified by Robotics engineering student Ken Pillonel, who has detailed the process in a YouTube video. In the 13-minute video, Pillonel describes how he reverse engineered Apple&rsquo;s C94 connector, which allowed him to create a custom PCB with a female USB-C port.
The eventual buyer will receive the 64GB iPhone X with USB-C, the box, and free shipping anywhere in the world, but no accessories.
iPhone X with USB-C port up for auction on bid World&rsquo;s first USB-C iPhone attracts bids over $100,000 Ken Pillonel explains USB-C mod process in video

An iPhone X modded to support a USB-C port for charging and data transfers has been listed on ebay, with&nbsp;a current highest bid of $100,100, or nearly ₹75 lakh.
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An iPhone X modded to support a USB-C port for charging and data transfers, has been listed for auction on ebay. The used iPhone, touted as the world&rsquo;s first iPhone with USB-C, has a current highest bid of $100,100, or nearly ₹75 lakh.
The phone was modified by Robotics engineering student Ken Pillonel, who has detailed the process in a YouTube video. In a 13-minute video, Pillonel describes how he reverse engineered Apple&rsquo;s C94 connector, which allowed him to create a custom PCB with a female USB-C port.
Although the phone is up for sale, Pillonel has clarified that the person who ends up buying the device will have to abide by a few conditions. According to the ebay listing, the buyer should not restore, update, or erase the device, should not use the device as a daily driver, and should not open up the device physically. However, Pillonel has guaranteed that the phone will work when received.
The eventual buyer will receive the 64GB iPhone X with USB-C, the box, and free shipping anywhere in the world, but no accessories. Pillonel has also promised a 30-minute support call for answering any questions.
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<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/apple-s-car-crash-detection-feature-in-the-works-for-the-next-apple-watch-reports-1635854606324" target="_blank">Apple</a> has switched to the standard USB-C port in its MacBooks and iPads, but despite popular demand has stuck with the Lightning connector in iPhones.
However, the Lightning connector&rsquo;s time may be limited, as the European Union has recently proposed laws that would force all smartphone manufacturers to use the USB-C standard. The port would also be mandated on smartphones, tablets, cameras, portable speakers, and video game consoles. The laws, which have been criticised by Apple, are a few years from coming into force. If implemented, they would force the tech giant to switch to USB-C at least in Europe.

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