Gurman: Apple wanted iPhone 17 Air to be a port-free device | Infinium-tech
Apple will launch the iPhone 17 Air as the thinnest smartphone in its history, but its initial plans were allegedly even more boulders. According to Mark Gurman, Cupertino officials wanted the device to be port-free, leave the USB-C.
Eventually, the idea was sheltered to appeal to the regulators of the European Union, who pushed Apple to adopt the USB standard.
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At his “Power on” newsletter for Bloomberg, Mark Gurman said the wind “would predict a step for the slimmer model without charging the ports.”
The model analyzer indicates the onset of “AC Change for Apple”, and the success of the new device will guide the company in adjusting its plans for the near future.
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The iPhone 17 Air will have a 6.6 “display with a dynamic island, a camera control button and a battery life equal to the current iPhones. It will also come with the USB-C port; however, if the Apple decides to move forward with a portless smartphone in the future, it will depend on a completely wireless charging.
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