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> It's Apple. Expect that. Their USB-C already has been designed to be DIFFERENT than others even thoigh defeating the EU directive intention. Unless EU rewrite
by zuhsetaqi 3y ago
> It's Apple. Expect that. Their USB-C already has been designed to be DIFFERENT than others even thoigh defeating the EU directive intention. Unless EU rewrite a more stringent USB-C requirement, we will get that new USB-C feature "for first time in computing" by Apple for iphone 15 ultra.
How do you know that? There is no iPhone from Apple with an USB-C port. You are just speculating based on some rumors.
- rebolek 3y agoOn some rumors and previous Apple behavior.
- ThatPlayer 3y agoCurrent and previous Apple behavior with USB-C is regular USB-C, with USB-PD for changing, on Macbooks and iPads. Why should iPhone be any different? Also being different would make it would be incompatible with current Macbook and iPad owner's chargers.