The big attraction is likely having options when it comes to accessorizing your phone. No longer are you limited to what products come with Lightning plugs or forced to use some sort of adapter cable as has too long been a necessity.
Yet it appears that the additional speed is only available on the Pro models and then, perhaps only with an MFi certified cable.
Looking at recent reviews, the only thing that was disproven was that an MFi cable would be required.
Correct! Back in August it was confirmed that Apple will not restrict USB C cables with MFI requirements. I'm pretty sure that harshness is correct that only the Pro 15 models will offer Thunderbolt speed with any high speed USB C cable. You should be sure the USB cable does support the higher speed. I'm using one now on my iMAC on it's Thunderbolt port.
Correct. I don't consider it a slap in the face but am more upset that so many preorders are so delayed. Apple should have been better prepared with inventory for immediate shipment at the announcement. They were prepared on the Apple Watches as stores are getting stock as needed daily.
Did you get the UPS tracking number?Woke up this morning to a notice from UPS that my iphone 15 Pro Max will be delivered Monday, Oct 2. Then Apple sent me an email that it will be delivered on or before the 9th, it has shipped. Let's see which one is correct.
Yes.
I don't actively use a wireless phone so I bumble along with "disposable" Android phones for around $20/year. I've moved my 128GB microSDXC card (circa 2012) from phone to phone. The main camera in my Samsung A13 is a 50MP unit. The display is 6.6". I dropped my A12 so I bought a hard case and holster this year.
OK, that adds up. However, it seems you have a key interest in details that you have no use interest in. Personally, I am more concerned with features and if I will use them as opposed to concern if it is worth the money. I do spend quite a bit on stuff that disappoints and I rarely use them. Good example is the Wrist Cam, see below.
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