If it was just only that….. It’s not. Stupid and irrelevant analogies are thrown out every single day by the same people.The purpose is to shine a light on the nonsensical clickbait nature of the headline.
But I bet you already knew that...
Well no usb-c is not a speed spec per se it's just a connection, you can have a quite slow usb 3.0 (which is the speed-spec) usb-c and you can have a very fast lightning connection (which Apple doesn't do, but the connector can theoretically handle it). The connectors themselves don't say anything about their speed.Being “faster than lightning” is one, for those who still sync to a computer
Huge success in hindsight. You don't seem to remember how people reacted, particularly to the 6. And iOS user don't have much of a choice to upgrade anyway.The 6 was the first “large” iPhone and a huge success.
The X was the first all-screen phone with FaceID and also a success.
Both were big changes from previous models. Neither one was disappointing and it is a losing game to predict what Jobs would have green-lit or not.
That’s the plan. 13 Pro is a fantastic phone. Got it all except usb-cSkip the 14, get the 15 with USB-C and sideloading, my advice.
It's disappointing that iPhone 14 won't be better than iPhone 15.
Can't let that get to you, mate... otherwise you'll spend your entire life fighting them. You can't fix stupid - or at least we've never found someone smart enough who couldIf it was just only that….. It’s not. Stupid and irrelevant analogies are thrown out every single day by the same people.
I guess I knew what sideloading meant, I just didn't know what was going to be different with the next iPhone, specifically. Since the person I quoted mentions waiting for usb c and sideloading, I figured there was some development/rumor I had missed.It is a word that Apple invented that basically has no real meaning except that it is a bad thing that Apple strongly objects to as it costs them money and control of what they permit to run on iPads and iPhones.
Downloading means fetching stuff from another computer, uploading means sending stuff to another computer. Sideloading I guess would logically mean sending stuff from one place on your computer to some other place your computer. Apple uses it to mean the really bad idea of downloading stuff from places that isn't them. Why they invented the nonsense term "sideloading" for that is a mystery but I guess they needed some pejorative label for "bad thing we don't like".