This morning Apple announced the date for their next product showcase event, to be held at their corporate headquarters where it’s expected the next iPhone will be announced.

At 3am on Wednesday September 13 Sydney time, inside the Steve Jobs Theatre Apple CEO Tim Cook and his team will reveal their latest product lineup, which will undoubtedly include the iPhone 15.

iPhone 15 is rumoured to feature an all-new charging port, replacing the 11-year-old proprietary “Lighting” connector, after the European Union ruled all consumer electronics must feature USB-C connectors by late 2024.

Speculation new iPhone announcement coming next month with Wonderlust showcase revealed for September
Speculation new iPhone announcement coming next month with Wonderlust showcase revealed for September (Supplied)
The leaked design models confirm Apple will implement USB-C across the iPhone 15 range later this year.
A new charging port could be unveiled. (Trevor Long)

This change will mean that everything from headphones to laptops as well as your iPhone will be charged with the same cable.

Though the rate at which it charges will vary from charger to charger and that’s all to be worked out when Apple make their announcement.

It’s also likely, if rumours are to be believed, that the switch used to Mute the iPhone or put it into Silent Mode will be replaced for the first time since the first iPhone in 2007 with a programmable Action button.

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Apple will also likely announce new iPads and even Mac Computers, along with a next generation Apple Watch and Apple Watch Ultra.

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