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They were required to put in USB-C by regulations; makes sense that they wouldn't actually handle anything more than Lightning could, that's definitely what the
by nicole_express 3y ago
They were required to put in USB-C by regulations; makes sense that they wouldn't actually handle anything more than Lightning could, that's definitely what they'd be using if they were still allowed to.
Honestly the surprising part is that Apple never felt the need to speed up Lightning; really shows how rarely wired data transfer is done on an iPhone.
- sleepybrett 3y agoYeah the only people i've talked to that are grousing about cabled transfer speeds is photographers and videographers. Those people are buying pro phones.
- TheHappyOddish 3y agoHello, I'm not those and I am grumbling. Now you've spoken to me too.