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If Apple were going to ditch the lightning connector on the iPhone I would have expected them to do it last year. More generally, the lightning port is actuall
by eridius 7y ago
If Apple were going to ditch the lightning connector on the iPhone I would have expected them to do it last year.
More generally, the lightning port is actually slightly slimmer than a USB-C port, which is important. While the iPad isn't any thicker than an iPhone, it has squared-off edges, versus the iPhone's rounded edges, so switching the iPhone to USB-C would likely require either making it thicker or making the area around the charge port flat.