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Apple expected to unveil next generation of iPhones as company tries to reverse a recent sales slump

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One of the biggest anticipated changes that Apple is expected to announce is a new way to charge the iPhone 15 models and future generations.

The company is expected to switch to the USB-C cable standard that is already widely used on many devices, including its Mac computers and many of its iPads.Apple is being forced to start phasing out the Lightning port cables that it rolled out in 2012 with the release of the iPhone 5 because of a mandate that European regulators are imposing in 2024.

If Apple decides it's time to move away from Lightning port cables throughout the world, the transition may not be too inconvenient for most consumers. That's because USB-C cables already are so widely used on a range of computers, smartphones and other devices that many people may already own them. The shift to USB-C cables may even be a popular move since that standard typically charges devices more quickly and also offers faster speeds for data transfers.

Besides its new iPhones, Apple also typically uses this annual showcase to unveil its next generation of smartwatches - a product that made its debut nearly a decade ago. The arrival of the new iPhones also sets the stage for the next version of the software that powers the device. That operating system, iOS 17, will be available as a free download to previous generations later this month and will include new features such as the ability to read a transcription of a message being left on an unanswered call in real time with an option of deciding to talk to the person on the line before the voicemail is finished.

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