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How much do people transfe me data via cable now? Power transfer needs to be high for charging but data transfers continuously over the air. Everything on my iP
by hnbear 3y ago
How much do people transfe me data via cable now? Power transfer needs to be high for charging but data transfers continuously over the air. Everything on my iPhone syncs via Wi-Fi and cellular all the time. It’s been years since I wanted to plug it in.
I just don’t see this impacting many people.
And, as for the mentioned key pro features:
> Those will include a titanium chassis, thinner bezels, and all-new 3nm silicon as exclusive features.
I know no one who’s going to upgrade just to get a phone with a chip using a 3nm process. That’s not a feature most people look for. It might express itself as lower power so better batter life, or more features on die that will get used or similar, but by itself it’s just not a thing.
Similarly I don’t think the majority care about titanium or bezel thickness per se. They’ll buy them because they’re markers for the “Pro”.
The typical distinguishing features are actually better screens, cameras, processing power for actual features (I’d bet some AI stuff in there), etc.
- wenc 3y ago> How much do people transfer me data via cable now? I don't think I've ever plugged my iPhone into my Mac. Data transfer between a computer and a phone is use-case that isn't that common these days (except maybe for video workflows?) Even Continuity Camera, which I use, I only plug my phone into a power outlet to keep it charged. Everything else syncs wirelessly.