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This rumor was reported on August 03, 2018. New iPad Pros to have rounded display corners It’s hard to imagine that Apple would replace Lightning with USB-C on any iOS devices just yet, and particularly not the iPad Pro, which charges up the Apple Pencil by plugging it directly into the Lightning port. Previous leaks and rumors of the 18W USB-C power adapter presumed to be bundled with the new iPhones show a single unit with integrated plugs, but a USB-C port for a USB-C to Lightning cable. The “removable plug design” is likely in reference to the power plug (which is removable and swappable in the current 12W iPad power adapter, as in the MacBook power adapters) and not the USB side.
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It certainly reads as though the iPad Pro will have a USB-C port on it instead of a Lightning port, but it could be a case of misunderstanding.
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Obtained by MacRumors, is: In addition to Face ID support, we expect the new iPad Pro models’ main upgrade to include replacing Lightning with a USB-C interface and bundling with a new unibody design 18W power adapter, which cancels the removable plug design… But will Face ID will work when using the tablet in a landscape orientation? According to the beta of iOS 12.1 released to developers on Tuesday, the answer is yes-but only with the yet-to-be-revealed new iPad Pro.Ī new research note from analyst Ming-Chi Kuo claims that Apple is going to replace Lightning on the new iPad Pros with USB-C, and bundle it with a new “unibody design 18W power adapter.” The exact quote from the report, as The new iPad Pro that’s expected to be released later this year is rumored to have Face ID support. Landscape Face ID support for iPad Pro in iOS 12.1 beta Rumor from September, we thought that there was a possibility that the USB-C rumor was a misunderstanding, but now the details of external display support seem to imply that Lightning will be replaced. Plausible? At this point in the year, we’re hearing a lot of the same rumors being repeated, which makes the rumors sound more possible.
The 9to5Mac report has other details that have been part of the iPad Pro rumor mill for months: a new Apple Pencil (that pairs with the iPad in a similar fashion as the Apple AirPods), landscape Face ID, and an edge-to-edge display without a Home button. Though the 9to5Mac report doesn’t specifically say that USB-C will replace Lightning, this report follows with past reports of USB-C implementation.
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This feature will also have new software controls in iOS. The second connector is a USB-C port, which will have support for 4K HDR video output for an external display. The Magentic Connector could be located on the back of the new iPad Pro.
The first is called the Magnetic Connector, which seems as though it will replace the Smart Connector that’s currently used to attach accessories such as a keyboard. If none of this sounds concrete enough for you, keep in mind regulatory filings have indicated new iPhones are coming soon.The most intriguing part of the report is that Apple could be implementing two new connectors. It might have an iPhone X-like design with a notch, Face ID, and all - though it might also have an aluminum, flat-edged frame like the iPhone 5S.
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Sure enough, Mac Otakaralater claimed, citing a Chinese supply source, that the iPhone SE 2 is "unlikely to make an appearance in the second quarter of 2018." It's not just the release date that's suffering from conflicting reports there is also little consensus about what to expect from the device should it be real. But, since May is nearly over, we highly doubt Apple would announce the phone now, rather than at its conference mere days away. You see, there have been many reports about Apple planning to release an updated iPhone SE this year.Ĭase makers reportedly told Japanese website Mac Otakara that the so-called iPhone SE 2 would arrive in May. That's not to say it might not happen, though.
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