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You are referring to the wrong definition of "standard". The article is referring to a "technical standard", not an "industry standard". edit: unless you just
by tvon 17y ago
You are referring to the wrong definition of "standard". The article is referring to a "technical standard", not an "industry standard".
edit: unless you just mean that the approval process for the standard will take time.
- sarvesh 17y agoThat's what I meant. Unless it gets approved as a standard it's not going to be widespread.
- CrisJones 17y agoHmmm, when did that ever stop Apple before? 3.5" floppies and FireWire come to mind. :) At this point though, if Apple uses it, it is a standard. Touch screen smarphones come to mind! :)