> It's like when they switched to Thunderbolt. There was a huge outroar because it wasn't USB 2.0, and then everyone just kind of forgot. It's also like the ti

> It's like when they switched to Thunderbolt. There was a huge outroar because it wasn't USB 2.0, and then everyone just kind of forgot. It's also like the time they got rid of floppy drives, firewire, optical drives in laptops, removable batteries in laptops, the headphone jack on the iPhone 7... Apple keeps increasing its revenue every time it does one of these things, which suggests that the complainers represent a small percentage of consumers.