It's not a problem that smartphones have no loading port

A few days after learning that the alleged iPhone 17 Air could have become the first smartphone to go on the market without a charging port, we have an opinion on the European Commission. The surprising thing here is that Euroregulators do not see any problem in the smartphone to sell without a charge port – news that will surely delight Apple a lot.

The future of smartphones is … no loading ports, or perhaps at least it's hoping Apple, which is already looking in this direction. One of the pros of a similar development for apple It would be the ability to use a larger battery without having to compromise on the thickness and ergonomics of future iPhone devices.

Cupertino engineers were very close to making such a decision for the upcoming iPhone 17 Air, leaving only the wireless way of filling the battery, but fear of potential sanctions on the European Union had prevented their intention.

Sources of 9TOMAC However, in the European regulators, such a change would not violate Union regulations, according to which the USB-C is a mandatory component only for devices using wire charging.

And while maybe the removal of the loading gate on the iPhone 17 Air is slightly late, given the potential launch date this fall, we will not be surprised to debut next year without it. This would set a new trend not only in thin Segment, but also on the smartphone market in general.