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To be fair, lack of cable connectivity between Macbooks and iPhones isn't a particularly big issue, everything can be done wirelessly for most users, they never
by toomanybeersies 7y ago
To be fair, lack of cable connectivity between Macbooks and iPhones isn't a particularly big issue, everything can be done wirelessly for most users, they never need to plug their phone into their laptop.
I use Android phones, rather than iPhones, but regardless I can't remember the last time I actually plugged a phone into a computer. If I need to get files between my phone and my computer, I usually just put them on my Google Drive.
- lostgame 7y ago>> everything can be done wirelessly for most users, they never need to plug their phone into their laptop Um, no? An iPhone needs to be plugged into a computer initially to enable wireless connectivity with iTunes. Furthermore, I like to charge my phone with my laptop, quite a bit. Also, Google doesn’t sell laptops, (Chromebooks aside) it’s not really a comparable situation.
- lostgame 7y agoOh, additionally: I'm an iOS developer, and use my cable all the time.