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With the date of the latest Apple event, announced Oct. 30, at the Brooklyn Academy of Music in New York, the new iPad Pro looks forward to what will be the new iPad Pro.
The next Apple iPad Pro may be thinner than ever.Apple
It was said that the new tablet would have a screen on all screens and include a face ID. Rumor has it that there will be no headphone jack. And many times, there have been leaks suggesting that the Lightning connector will be replaced by USB-C.
The rumors include a report from the very reliable Ming-Chi Kuo, who had stated in September that the USB-C would be the iPad's Pro connector.
The full invitation to the October 30 Apple event.Apple
The thought is that it facilitates the possibility of video output on a 4K monitor. All this blurs the difference between a tablet and a computer, which has picked up speed with the release of iOS 11.
MacRumors picked up reports from Mac Otakara, who seems to subscribe to the very idea of the lack of Lightning connector.
The discussion around the Global Source Mobile Electronics show, which has just ended in Hong Kong, seems to confirm this predilection for USB-C rather than Lightning.
And now, as pointed out by The Verge's Jon Porter, there's another indication that Apple likes USB-C.
Does this faithfully render the next iPad Pro with a USB-C connector?OnLeaks
Indeed, the Cupertino giant has released a charging cable for Apple Watch that fits into a USB-C socket. This means that you can charge your Apple Watch from your MacBook, MacBook Pro or other compatible computer. It's handy, though, frankly, the Apple Watch is charging fast and keeps it for a long time, so reloading is usually not a problem.
Of course, the Apple Watch has its own charge washer, but if you have the Apple Watch charging pad, you'll know that the cable that connects it uses a Lightning connection. So this could easily change to USB-C and there is no indication yet on which connector the AirPower will have when it arrives.
So, what are the chances that next year's iPhone will switch to USB-C?
Apple CEO Greg Joswiak unveiling the new iPad software at WWDC 2017.David Phelan
Why USB-C?
First of all, it's an excellent connector because, like Lightning, it only fits in one direction. If you've ever spent time, and I guess so, trying to insert USB-A, microUSB or even SCART connectors, you found that you needed at least two, if not three, attempts From adaptation to the benefactor, you will know that it is -way-up is the absolute future.
Exporting videos on a larger screen is also a bonus.
Oh, and since it's open-source, you'll probably have a compatible cable and / or charger at your fingertips.
Flat back, sharp edges and iPhone like antenna strips. Interesting prediction of the next iPad Pro.@mysmartprice
Why not?
Let's be clear, the USB-C does not automatically allow faster loading, but do not be surprised if this is one of the features announced by Apple at its October 30 event. You can certainly charge quickly with USB-C and the appropriate charger, but you can also speed up the charging of an iPhone using the USB-C to Lightning cable already available if you plug it into the appropriate charging socket, as a MacBook Pro charger. , and this is also compatible with the current MacBook.
Secondly, there will be an uproar if the iPhone changes connector. Every iPhone user surely has a cable, charger, or other replacement accessory. In fact, it's been six years since the Lightning connector appeared in September 2012, so it will be seven years from now until next fall.
This is much longer than the life of a game console, for example.
Nevertheless, expect people to complain about not wanting to change.
Wearing Lightning on the iPhone XS Max. Will it be on the next iPhone?David Phelan
So, next year's iPhone: Lightning or USB-C?
At this point, everyone guesses, so do not stop to buy the replacement Lightning cable you need at the moment.
Before the rumors on the iPad Pro, I would have said that the chances were zero. Now, I'm not so sure. Apple likes to have the connection, which is not the case with USB-C, and licensing Lightning cable manufacturing represents a significant revenue stream. But, I predict that sooner or later, he will switch to USB-C, saying it's the right thing to do and that it offers the consumer the best possible experience. Anything that is likely to be true.
Recall also that wireless charging is now standard in iPhones, so the actual charging connector has less time than it used to be.
I'll say that Apple has probably not decided yet, it will see how it goes with the new iPad Pro, assuming that the change will take place. If that goes well, then yes, I think the 2019 iPhones will have a USB-C connector. But current models will still be on sale in 12 months, so do not use these Lightning gadgets for now.
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With the date of the latest Apple event, announced Oct. 30, at the Brooklyn Academy of Music in New York, the new iPad Pro looks forward to what will be the new iPad Pro.
The next Apple iPad Pro may be thinner than ever.Apple
It was said that the new tablet would have a screen on all screens and include a face ID. Rumor has it that there will be no headphone jack. And many times, there have been leaks suggesting that the Lightning connector will be replaced by USB-C.
The rumors include a report from the very reliable Ming-Chi Kuo, who had stated in September that the USB-C would be the iPad's Pro connector.
The full invitation to the October 30 Apple event.Apple
The thought is that it facilitates the possibility of video output on a 4K monitor. All this blurs the difference between a tablet and a computer, which has picked up speed with the release of iOS 11.
MacRumors picked up reports from Mac Otakara, who seems to subscribe to the very idea of the lack of Lightning connector.
The discussions around the Global Source Mobile Electronics show, which has just ended in Hong Kong, seemed to confirm this predilection for USB-C rather than Lightning.
And now, as pointed out by The Verge's Jon Porter, there's another indication that Apple likes USB-C.
Does this faithfully render the next iPad Pro with a USB-C connector?OnLeaks
Indeed, the Cupertino giant has released a charging cable for Apple Watch that fits into a USB-C socket. This means that you can charge your Apple Watch from your MacBook, MacBook Pro or other compatible computer. It's handy, though, frankly, the Apple Watch is charging fast and keeps it for a long time, so reloading is usually not a problem.
Of course, the Apple Watch has its own charge washer, but if you have the Apple Watch charging pad, you'll know that the cable that connects it uses a Lightning connection. So this could easily change to USB-C and there is no indication yet on which connector the AirPower will have when it arrives.
So, what are the chances that next year's iPhone will switch to USB-C?
Apple CEO Greg Joswiak unveiling the new iPad software at WWDC 2017.David Phelan
Why USB-C?
First of all, it's an excellent connector because, like Lightning, it only fits in one direction. If you've ever spent time, and I guess so, trying to insert USB-A, microUSB or even SCART connectors, you found that you needed at least two, if not three, attempts From adaptation to the benefactor, you will know that it is -way-up is the absolute future.
Exporting videos on a larger screen is also a bonus.
Oh, and since it's open-source, you'll probably have a compatible cable and / or charger at your fingertips.
Flat back, sharp edges and iPhone like antenna strips. Interesting prediction of the next iPad Pro.@mysmartprice
Why not?
Let's be clear, the USB-C does not automatically allow faster loading, but do not be surprised if this is one of the features announced by Apple at its October 30 event. You can certainly charge quickly with USB-C and the appropriate charger, but you can also speed up the charging of an iPhone using the USB-C to Lightning cable already available if you plug it into the appropriate charging socket, as a MacBook Pro charger. , and this is also compatible with the current MacBook.
Secondly, there will be an uproar if the iPhone changes connector. Every iPhone user surely has a cable, charger, or other replacement accessory. In fact, it's been six years since the Lightning connector appeared in September 2012, so it will be seven years from now until next fall.
This is much longer than the life of a game console, for example.
Nevertheless, expect people to complain about not wanting to change.
Wearing Lightning on the iPhone XS Max. Will it be on the next iPhone?David Phelan
So, next year's iPhone: Lightning or USB-C?
At this point, everyone guesses, so do not stop to buy the replacement Lightning cable you need at the moment.
Before the rumors on the iPad Pro, I would have said that the chances were zero. Now, I'm not so sure. Apple likes to have the connection, which is not the case with USB-C, and licensing Lightning cable manufacturing represents a significant revenue stream. But, I predict that sooner or later, he will switch to USB-C, saying it's the right thing to do and that it offers the consumer the best possible experience. Anything that is likely to be true.
Recall also that wireless charging is now standard in iPhones, so the actual charging connector has less time than it used to be.
I'll say that Apple has probably not decided yet, it will see how it goes with the new iPad Pro, assuming that the change will take place. If that goes well, then yes, I think the 2019 iPhones will have a USB-C connector. But current models will still be on sale in 12 months, so do not use these Lightning gadgets for now.
_______
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