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Apple introduces the iPhone 15 lineup

iPhone 15 Pro

Apple had its annual meet-and-greet for new products, this time featuring the iPhone 15 series. The iPhone 15 and iPhone 15 Plus come with a sleek design overhaul, showcasing a textured matte finish on a back made fully of glass. This new design aesthetic, combined with a contoured edge, makes for a visually appealing and ergonomic device. Ceramic Shield technology is incorporated to enhance durability.

Apple to stop offering leather with iPhone 15 cases

Apple leather case

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 to improve iPhone 15 charging cable

Apple USB-C cable

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.

Report points to significant Apple Watch X redesign

Apple Watch Ultra

In anticipation of its upcoming 10th anniversary, the Apple Watch is poised for a significant transformation. According to insights shared by Mark Gurman in his latest Apple-focused Power On newsletter, the new Apple Watch X is projected to make its debut sometime between 2024 and 2025. This launch would mark a pivotal milestone for the wearable, which first entered the scene back in April 2015.

iTunes Movie Trailers moving to TV app

iTunes Movie Trailers app

Apple has announced the integration of its long-standing iTunes Movie Trailers app into the TV app, marking the end of an era for one of the original Apple applications. First launched in 2011, the iTunes Movie Trailers app will now become part of the TV app. The transition comes with the emergence of a new banner on the iTunes Movie Trailers website, boldly declaring the TV app as the new hub for accessing movie trailers.

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