New Google ads mock Apple: is your iPhone 15 finally going to use the USB-C interface?

CTOnews.com, September 5 (Xinhua)-- on the eve of Apple's upcoming release of iPhone 15, Google released a new ad mocking Apple's slow transition to the USB-C interface, while Google's Pixel phones have been using the USB-C interface.

CTOnews.com noted that the ad was part of a # BestPhonesForever ad campaign, and unlike the way Samsung mocked Apple, Google portrayed Pixel and iPhone as best friends, playing football together, going to spas and so on.

In the latest ad, iPhone and Pixel are chatting, recalling the past era of "sliding unlocking". Then iPhone hinted that he might switch to the USB-C port on the iPhone 15, and Pixel asked, "are you finally going to charge with USB-C?" IPhone was surprised and said, "wait, how do you know?" The ad ends with Google telling consumers to "get ready for October 4," when Google will hold the launch of the Pixel 8 series of phones.

It is rumored that iPhone 15 will abandon the Lightning interface and use the USB-C interface. While Apple may claim that this is to improve transmission speed and unify the charging lines of Apple products, the change is actually due to the fact that the European Union requires all smartphones to use a unified charging cord to protect the environment and the interests of users.