We are just six days away from Apple's annual event. As usual around this time, we will be checking out the latest gadgets such as the iPhone 15 Series. Namely, the iPhone 15, iPhone 15 Plus, iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro Max (or iPhone 15 Ultra). 

It's official. Apple will be launching its annual Apple Event on 12 September 2023 at 10 AM PT. In Malaysia's timing, that would be on 13 September, Wednesday at 1 AM when we can watch the livestream. However, you probably be needing your sleep time so we will be up and here's what we can expect from the event.

The rumours of the iPhone 15 series having a USB C port are getting stronger. In this latest news, a leaker posted a few details of what we can expect about Apple's own USB C cable. This includes the cables that won't have MFi (made for iPhone) restrictions as previously feared.

The iPhone 15 series is just a month plus away and there are already some rumours here and there. Recently, a few clues about the next-gen iPhones have been found in tvOS 17 by @aaronp13, which allegedly confirms the chip arrangements for the iPhone 15 series. 

Apple iPhones are notoriously known for having lower battery capacity if compared to Android phones, but that's because of how iOS functions differently. That said, iPhone fans who are waiting for the iPhone 15 series may get a nice upgrade. Rumours have it that the next-gen iPhone may have larger batteries. 

Looking to get your hands on the new iPhone 15 series later this year? Well, you're in for a treat because we could be getting some fancy changes. Previously, sources suggested that the iPhone 15 Pro would have a dark red colour. Now, there are further updates on the colours.

The Apple Vision Pro is indeed quite a hot topic ever since the WWDC 2023 happened. But in a recent tweet by a reliable analyst, Ming-Chi Kuo, noted that the iPhone 15 series would be optimised to pair with the spatial headset.

There are still a few more months until the iPhone 15 series is announced but if you can't wait, here are some rumoured news. According to a Hong Kong analyst, the iPhone 15 and iPhone 15 Plus could be launched with a 48MP primary camera this year.

According to 9to5Mac, the Apple A17 Bionic chip for iPhone 15 series may focus more on battery life rather than processing power improvement. The information comes from a statement made by TSMC's chairman when asked about the company's 3nm chips.

After Apple confirmed that it will comply with the EU’s USB-C regulations, we may be seeing the port being standard across next year’s iPhone 15 series, instead of the Lightning port. However, it looks like not all of the upcoming iPhone’s USB-C ports would be equal, as Apple is likely to put higher-speed data transfer on the iPhone 15 Pro series.