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Okay but how many people are actually transferring large amounts of data to and from their iPhones via cables? And on the rare occasion that they are transferri
by blehn 3y ago
Okay but how many people are actually transferring large amounts of data to and from their iPhones via cables? And on the rare occasion that they are transferring 10GB of data, it takes a minute or two? And if they're doing it frequently (presumably an amateur videographer), they'd certainly buy an iPhone Pro and probably have a USB 3 cable. Tech journalists can be so dense sometimes.
- alpaca128 3y agoWhen USB 2 came out the largest HDDs available for laptops had around 10GB capacity. This year I bought a 20TB drive. What makes you think it's fine to use 23 year old speed limits in a $800 device, let alone attacking people who expect more?
- paulmd 3y ago> What makes you think it's fine to use 23 year old speed limits in a $800 device the USB Implementation Forum, I'd expect
- iAMkenough 3y agoIf someone could provide you an accurate figure, what arbitrary number would it take for you to accept this as a valid criticism?
- foogazi 3y agoIt does not matter A) you had the same speed on existing iPhones - so it’s an upgrade you didn’t get B) you can get the iPhone Pro and pay for it