Apple’s Lightning connector was introduced 10 years ago, and it may not survive the iPhone 15

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By Filipe EspósitoSep 1, 2022, 7:49 pm784 ptsTop
10 years ago, Apple was still about to introduce iPhone 5, so basically every iPhone and iPad of that time still relied on the old 30-pin iPod connector. In September 2012, Apple announced the Lightning connector with the promise of being a “modern connector for the next decade.” A decade later, it seems that…

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