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> Most of the negative messaging you hear around Apple's proprietary solutions are usually resentment from people who want but can't have it. Speak for yoursel
by ryukafalz 6y ago
> Most of the negative messaging you hear around Apple's proprietary solutions are usually resentment from people who want but can't have it.
Speak for yourself. I would much prefer my iPhone to have a type-C port than the Lightning port it has; one less cable to keep track of.
- cptskippy 6y agoI guess you missed where I said: > They needed a solution and what was available was either woefully insufficient or non-existent so they developed a proprietary solution that met their needs. Lightning is 8 years old and shipped in products 2 years before the USB-C specification was even finalized, 4 years before it was standardized. And it wasn't until 2018 that USB-C began being widely adopted. USB-C is still kind of a shit show in terms of compatibility, you can get a charger/cable combination that will charge one device and destroy another. Until that gets ironed out, Apple probably won't be using it in Phones.