Apple's upcoming iPhone 15 cases are set to take an eco-conscious turn, as recent rumors suggest the tech giant will forego leather options in favor of a new woven-style alternative. Initial reports point to a departure from leather for the iPhone 15 lineup, with fresh leaks now substantiating this shift towards a woven-textured case design.

Multiple sources with supply chain knowledge have unveiled Apple's intention to discontinue leather cases for the iPhone 15. This pivot is likely rooted in Apple's commitment to environmental sustainability, which is touted on its website.

Apple has been gearing up for changes to the charging experience with the iPhone 15 lineup. Recent leaks suggest multiple upgrades to the standard Lightning cable that currently ships with the iPhone. All but confirmed is Apple's shift to adopting the USB-C standard, foregoing the proprietary Lighting port in use since 2012.

Apple iOS offers several features designed to protect eyes, such as Night Shift, True Tone, and Dark Mode. These can help mitigate blue light exposure and adapt screen brightness. iOS 17 introduces the proactive Screen Distance feature, addressing the challenge of prolonged device usage at close range. This optional feature sends a notification when the iPhone or iPad Pro is held too close to the eyes. The feature is aimed at reducing eye strain and the risk of nearsightedness, especially in young users.