No it cares that you will throw it away, break it or lose it. This is planned obsolescence, (un)evolved.But it’s USB2.0 data speed stays there for a long time because Apple doesn’t care about their customers.
No it cares that you will throw it away, break it or lose it. This is planned obsolescence, (un)evolved.But it’s USB2.0 data speed stays there for a long time because Apple doesn’t care about their customers.
It is. And they had a USB 3 version on the ipads so they could have introduced that version. It's sad they went and made a new connector for the USBC spec instead of just doing a version of lighting. Had zero issues with the port or the charger (discounting the cables eventually breaking just outside the connector) and in reality the connection was always solid. Unlike Usbc which on my macbook pro never felt secure... like most people asked for the magsafe back but the ones on my laptop had never needed that because any slight force will pull them out... blessing for forget the power cable.. curse using anything involving data such as an external drive because one bump and the connector is dislodged enough for it to lose connection and sometimes brick a drive if it was in active use... (thankfully disk utility managed to eventually repair it after playing around every single time...) so trully sad to see this connector goneFor things that didn't require high power or fast data transfer speeds, I've always preferred Lightning. It seems like a much more durable connector.
Yeah, too sad being able to charge all the electronic devices with only one port type...even being able to transfer with thunderbolt 5 speeds with that port type? What a madness! Damm it EU.A sad reminder of Apple giving in to EU government tyranny.
https://www.apple.com/shop/product/...8ee0ddda252907ab2838142fdabcd53a697e4344e13e2 (us Apple online Store)Which one?
No it cares that you will throw it away, break it or lose it. This is planned obsolescence, (un)evolved.
I've had 3 lighting devices fail the same way, and it wasn't due to stress. At some point you need to apply downward pressure for it to work. All devices fail eventually.I still believe the lightning "connector" idea was superior. When it broke it was the cable/connector that broke. With USB-C I've now had 4 devices break with the on device receptacle. That never happened in dozens of Lightning devices I had. it was the protocols and bandwidth that couldn't keep up.
This was a non-issue for Apple product users until the EU forced Apple to transition. It was more of an Android fanboy talking point.Yeah, too sad being able to charge all the electronic devices with only one port type...even being able to transfer with thunderbolt 5 speeds with that port type? What a madness! Damm it EU.
This was a non-issue for Apple product users until the EU forced Apple to transition. It was more of an Android fanboy talking point.
I totally agree. It's a connector that you feel the bump when it connects and it's so satisfying, especially compared to the connectors when it first came out.For things that didn't require high power or fast data transfer speeds, I've always preferred Lightning. It seems like a much more durable connector.
A user was ironically making the list of all the "last iphone to X" articles that might come out of this.
MR: literally doing it.
Doing away with lighting has been made possible in 2023. That's not innovation, and it's still USB2 under the hood.
Apple won't improve on USB2, just to spite its customers, because the EU forced it to ditch Lighting.
Also the switch to USB3 or Thunderbolt might make Apple phones useable without paying a 1300 dollar tag, and we wouldn't want that, would we now.
Yeah I was going to say, good grief how many products did they release today? Soooo many articles related to one single product release.89 of the 91 articles published here today could've been said in 3 articles.
Then why Apple change its macbooks usbA for USB-C in 2015? We still had 10usb-A to lightning for iPhone and it was a pain in the ass charging with it.This was a non-issue for Apple product users until the EU forced Apple to transition. It was more of an Android fanboy talking point.
Have you used a USB-C iPhone? The USB-C port on the iPhone clicks like Lightning.I totally agree. It's a connector that you feel the bump when it connects and it's so satisfying, especially compared to the connectors when it first came out.
I was thinking the same thing. I think the number of articles could have been condensed to half but I guess you have to get that ad revenue somehow!“Apple no longer sells any iPhone with ___” has been an abused headline today.
Me too lol it’s handy to charge them with usb cThankfully 99% of gadgets in my house are now finally USB C! Even my toothbrush and shaver!![]()
Are you guys so anxious to post your Apple hate that you don't even read the article? It says, "Apple no longer manufactures any iPhones with a Lightning port". Doesn't apply to all devices. Just the iPhone. Reading is clearly a lost art.They still have a keyboard with the lightning port.