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Even though Apple's has to switch to the superior USB-C port, Apple has to put their twist on their USB-C ports on their iPhones. Especially when we are hearing rumours that Apple is going to limit both the data transfer speed, and the charging rate on their iPhone 15 models, unless you purchase Apple's USB-C cables.
I can also see Apple doing more of their saving the planet crap again, especially since Apple doesn't have to include any USB-C cable in the box anymore. I can see Apple's USB-C cables selling a lot more, especially if Apple places limits on their USB-C iPhone devices.
That just won't happen. Apple would just completely get rid of it in the iPhones or think of something else. Lightning is superior, more compact, sturdier.
The new usb-c on Apple phones could cause the battery to explode if charged for too long. This would cause the owner to get a new phone with the jacked up prices they are claimed to have. I do not think this new charger port will sustain the needs of Apple.
I live in a household where one uses Android and the other Apple. The Apple user has always commented how it would be muchh easier to just switch to the USB-C, especially after having purchased an iPad Pro that does have USB-C. I plan to finally jump to the Apple side with the iPhone 15 Ultra or Max (whichever they decide to name it) but if they put a limitation of having to use Apple propriety USB-C cables to get the fastest charging, I'll go with the Samsung S24 Ultra when it is released early next year.
I can also see Apple doing more of their saving the planet crap again, especially since Apple doesn't have to include any USB-C cable in their boxes anymore. I can see Apple's USB-C cables selling a lot more, especially if Apple does place those rumoured limits on their USB-C iPhone devices.
Things that are NOT allowed:
Would you not miss the Lightning port, or you're just totally done with it, in your opinion?
Even though Apple's has to switch to the superior USB-C port, Apple has to put their twist on their USB-C ports on their iPhones. Especially when we are hearing rumours that Apple is going to limit both the data transfer speed, and the charging rate on their iPhone 15 models, unless you purchase Apple's USB-C cables.
I can also see Apple doing more of their saving the planet crap again, especially since Apple doesn't have to include any USB-C cable in the box anymore. I can see Apple's USB-C cables selling a lot more, especially if Apple places limits on their USB-C iPhone devices.
That just won't happen. Apple would just completely get rid of it in the iPhones or think of something else. Lightning is superior, more compact, sturdier.
The new usb-c on Apple phones could cause the battery to explode if charged for too long. This would cause the owner to get a new phone with the jacked up prices they are claimed to have. I do not think this new charger port will sustain the needs of Apple.
Where’s that kid who swore up and down in every article on the subject, that apple would go full wireless long before going usb-c? Is he still around?
I live in a household where one uses Android and the other Apple. The Apple user has always commented how it would be muchh easier to just switch to the USB-C, especially after having purchased an iPad Pro that does have USB-C. I plan to finally jump to the Apple side with the iPhone 15 Ultra or Max (whichever they decide to name it) but if they put a limitation of having to use Apple propriety USB-C cables to get the fastest charging, I'll go with the Samsung S24 Ultra when it is released early next year.
I can also see Apple doing more of their saving the planet crap again, especially since Apple doesn't have to include any USB-C cable in their boxes anymore. I can see Apple's USB-C cables selling a lot more, especially if Apple does place those rumoured limits on their USB-C iPhone devices.