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“It's rumored that Apple may try to recoup its lost Lightning licensing fees by implementing a Made for iPhone program for USB-C accessories. Apple would have to approve each accessory, offering a way for consumers to buy a cable knowing precisely what it will be capable of doing. However, Apple may penalize people who use cables that are not part of the program—they may not work all that well, even if they are technically compatible.”
Wouldn’t surprise me…
WIREDThe iPhone 15 Is Finally Getting USB-C. Here’s What That Means
John Gruber on the iPhone switch to USB-C.
Daring FireballIdle Speculation on the Widely-Assumed Switch to USB-C Ports on the Upcoming iPhones 15I don’t know many people are going to be irritated, if not downright angry, about this switch, but it’s going to be a *lot* more people than most “*the iPhone should have already switched to USB-C*” proponents expect.