referring to While it's likely that Apple would bundle a USB-C to Lightning adapter with the iPhone 8 (yay, more dongles!) But its adoption would also likely call into question how committed Apple is to the Lightning port, and that in turn, could have a detrimental effect on accessory sales. However, on the Mac front, it seems that Apple is shifting away from the MagSafe and Thunderbolt (as well as regular USB 2/3) to the USB-C port. It's potentially a bold strategy for sure, perhaps indicating that Apple wants to create a separate "iPhone Pro" line. iOS devices have all thus far made use of proprietary connectors, so the shift would certainly be an odd one for Apple, especially considering that Apple pulls in money from licensing the Lightning port through its "Made for iPhone" program.
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The iPhone ditching the Lightning connector for a USB-C connection -- the mobile industry standard -- would come out of left field for Apple. Is Apple killing off the Lightning connector? After all, Apple recently abandoned the headphone jack in favor of new earbuds with a Lightning connector with the iPhone 7. Óscar Gutiérrez/CNETApple's Lightning connector could be history with the next iPhone, if you believe the rumors. A new Wall Street Journal report speculates that Apple's upcoming iPhone will trade the tech giant's proprietary Lightning cable for a USB-C connection.
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