One of the biggest new features of this year's iPhones 15 (Pro) will undoubtedly be deployed USB-C portinstead of Lightningat, whereby Apple on the one hand, it will meet the EU regulation on the uniform charging standard, but it will also open the door to a lot of new accessories. However, as new information suggests, if it were not for the EU, Apple would not go to USB-C this year either.
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Well informed leaker A few hours ago, a social media user named Unknownz21 published information that although USB-C for iPhones has been talked about quite intensively in recent years, even without any connection to the EU, for this year's iPhones 15 (Pro) was not in the plan. The first prototypes of these iPhones were created with Lightningand Apple this solution would be almost 100% He would have held off if the EU hadn't issued a regulation that thwarted his plans. Fortunately, however, since changing the port wasn't anything complicated for his engineers, everything went smoothly without any development delays that would have resulted in delayed development.
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An indisputable step forward
Although the transition from LightningAlthough USB-C is still perceived negatively by many users, the truth is that it is a step forward. The durability of USB-C is at a very good level, reaching almost LightningIn terms of speed, these ports are completely different - i.e. miniat least in the case of a series Pro. While Lightning It can handle 480 Mb/s transfer because it is based on the USB 2.0 standard, USB-C when using the USB 3.1 standard up to 10 Gb/s, when using the 3.2 standard we are talking about acceleration to 20 Gb/s. And it is at these speeds that they have miniiPhone 15 ports Pro Unfortunately, the base iPhones 15 will likely remain at 480 Mbps. However, even for them, the move to the more universal USB-C is undoubtedly a win.
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I don't understand why you fools, USBC is top and it's fast, horrible and everywhere, it's pointless to drag it out
usbc is marked asonewhich one, nothing more
I'm struggling with information here, USB-C is mandatory from 2024, so if apple he didn't have to walk like that now..
Because of the accessories, it is better for him to switch now so that he does not have to chase everything at the last minute.
Is there really another troll who advocates slow, incompatible, nature-polluting Lightshitting? I wonder... where this time is going :D
And is there any other troll here besides you who transfers data from the phone via cable?
Lightning is technically much better thanonewhich. It does not get clogged with dust and other messes in itself and in the hole for theonewhich does not stick out much with contacts.
Technically, it's prehistoric.
The transfer speed is unnecessary, since each user 🍏 has cloud, there it is not transmitted by cable, it is just about having 1 cable rules them all, one breaks them all :) and from a hardware point of view, cleaning the old port and pins is easier than USB C, where it is more complicated. For me, it is better to close the hole :)
I am a long-time Android user. I admit that I have been looking for the last few months iPhone, and USB-C toonewhich is one of the few reasons why I haven't switched yet. My Android is starting to feel a little out of breath after about 8 years, so I'm starting to look for a replacement. If it really works iPhone with USB-C, I'm going for it. I have tons of C-type cables at home, at work and in the car and I just don't want to change them. I know what it was like when I switched from micro USB. Then I'm annoyed by the possibility of installing apponly because store (I mean officially), which, according to your article, should be unlocked soon. And then I'm also annoyed by the absence jackua SD card, but I probably won't do anything with it. Minilittle by little jack I need it for my work, but their reduction will solve that..
Don't know how it will be internationally? Will lighting remain in the USA, for example? Or will they go to USB-C across the board?
I assume that after 8 years, your eighth Android is already out of breath :-D
Not really. What you're saying is a long-held opinion, especially from the days when smartphones were coming to the market and everyone was buying cheap Androids with crappy specs for 2 thousand, today Androids are worth significantly more. I have a significantly more expensive device. As for the system, nestI do all sorts of stupid things, and the first thing I do on my phone is restrict the permissions of system apps and block or uninstall them. appI also have updates set to manual, so I really don't care. nestIt loads everything automatically, thus preventing ballast from being pulled.
I just migrated my friend's Android (Samsung) to iPhone and the ballast that accumulated there in 2 years of use was about 30 GB in various hidden folders. If Android lasted you 8 years, then you are really an exception, regardless of the fact that even the expensive models are not as well designed and supported as long as what it offers Apple.
During that time, I can't complain about the software. But as I said, I fiddled with the settings quite a bit to prevent the phone from doing what it wanted. I believe that in its default state it would have been unusable much earlier. The hardware was causing me a bigger problem. The only original thing on the phone is probably the base and back cover, the rest has gone over time. I told myself that I wouldn't go in for another repair, and as soon as anything goes, I'll move on to something else. But if it came out iPhone 15 with USB-C, I probably wouldn't be afraid to reach for something worse, maybe from a bazaar, so I could buy it later iPhone.
USBC is of course somewhere else in terms of parameters, without a doubt, lightning is already old, it makes sense to unify the standard. But structurally, lightning but far better in size, immortality from wear, max Someone broke the cable, but didn't pull it out.oneWho took the dust out of USBC and it didn't work at all? From lightningThat's funny. USBC is 2x bigger and that nasty plastic that likes to get squeezed gets in the way.
I'm surprised that speed is even being addressed - in fact, these days, someone still pulls data from iphone by cable? Pro development ok, I will also connect it with a cable, but practically any speed is enough for that. Personally, I am concerned about the mechanical durability of USB-C, the information that it is at a high level "almost like lightning" do not completely reassure me. The unification ofonebut which is still tempting...
ProThe problem is in itself. Apple. If only they weren't selfish and spread the word lightning konewhich also for other manufacturers, that they can experiment with it to handle faster charging, faster transfers, so no one would have anything against it and in time it could be just lightning konewhich we could have here everywhere. But technically it is so outdated. Why doesn't thunderbolt technology work via lighninh but usb-c? And much more…