While some apple lovers will not allow Lightning port, others have been burying it for years, saying it's time to replace it with USB-C. This is what happened this year with the iPhone 15 (Pro) will indeed happen, but probably not in the form that everyone hoped for. The USB-C in the 15 series will be different in speed from the one in the 15 series. Pro, so there will be no talk about a single portoneno speech.
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In recent months, there has been quite frequent information that he has Apple plans to use slower USB-C in iPhones 15 than in iPhones 15 ProThis fact was confirmed a few hours ago by leading analyst Ming-Chi Kuo, according to whom supply chains are already aware that their workers will insert USB-C based on USB 2.0 into the iPhone 15, while the series Pro will be USB-C based on USB 3.2. The first mentioned port will therefore reach a speed of 480 Mb/s, while the second up to 20 Gb/s. The iPhones 15 will therefore be on the same level as the iPhones 5 in terms of port transfer speeds, since even Lightning Offers maxa minimum transfer rate of 480 Mb/s. So if you are looking for fast wired data transfer, you have no choice but to reach for the line Prowhich will completely satisfy you in this regard.
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In the age of wireless transmissions, you're dealing with cable speed 🤔🤔🤔
I'm saying the exact same thing. If I have a computer with macOS, I'll just use AirDrop, convenience without cables and speed is good. If I have a computer with a different operating system, I send the file via some cloudI use this service and I don't really care about cables.
Exactly since I switched to iOS and I've never used a cable on a mac, in fact I wouldn't even know if someone "stole" the port for me, it's useless
Does anyone still use it?
Is the EU also to blame for this? however, it's not about the giant's pride at all
I don't know if the editors are being harsh or doing it on purpose, but what is the EU all about? Having the same type ofonewhich.
USB-C is just a type konewhich. How the protocol goes there is another matter.
Distinguish between the type ofonewhich and the type of transmission.
USB 2.0, 3.0, 3.1, 3.3, 4.0, thunderbolt, etc. can be used in USB-C, as well as various charging protocols.
So, I guess. So yes. We are talking about unification.
Keep talking about speed. Who uses it? 1% of people?
It's not about speed, it's about... iphone for 30 liters it's worse than an android for two.
Amen. Some would argue Apple even if I don't know what.
Well, I don't know, the "not exactly top-notch" Android I was using was completely useless since I switched to ios and I don't have any problems with my mac and I don't have to "tweak" anything, so feel free to buy an android for a couple and I'll gladly take it iphone calmly without a port
You can still download it with a cable. max photos. Maybe you can put sounds there via iTunes. The rest you have to do wirelessly anyway. So why worry about speed. Especially so that it doesn't differ from PD protocols.
Itunes is canceled :) so I can't access it on the Mac windows
I already have my fourth. iPhone and I haven't connected it to a Mac/PC with a cable even once in all those years.
But I understand that it is important to someone.
And it's also a matter of principle - what about us (customers) Apple treats :-(
What about a clean install? ios, is that no longer done via cable?
How can someone defend corruption? Applu on the participle for maxmaybe a couple hundred on the phone for twenty? Are you seriously that tired of how Apple are you fooling around with customers that you find an apparently satisfactory argument for any pointless step and go to defend it?
A hundred on the phone for two is a hell of a lot, it shows that you don't fully understand the basics and at the same time you're trying to learn
A hundred crowns on a phone for 20K is absolutely nothing :) It doesn't matter if the phone costs 20 or 490, we are not in the price range of a phone for 20 thousand where every saved crown counts. Really, what do you get from running and trying to take this step that has no support from the side AppIs there a logical justification to defend?