iPhone 8 will use USB-C? Apple gives the answer with a new interface

There have been reports that Apple may use the USB-C interface in the iPhone, but this is not the case.

Now, Apple has launched the UAC interface (Ultra Accessory Connector), which is not a new creation of theirs, but a comprehensive adapter standard. The top of the data cable is universal, and the bottom can be USB-C, Lightning, USB-A or 3.5mm analog interface.

Regarding this behavior, The Verge believes that this is a means for Apple to reduce connection fragmentation rather than unify interface standards, because if Apple wants to release an iPhone with a USB-C interface, it will basically not bother to launch a certified connection standard.

Given Apple’s current layout on the Lightning interface, it may dominate the iPhone for some time to come, but if the iPhone 8 adds wireless charging function, this will not matter.

In Apple's layout, true wireless connection is the ultimate perfect form.

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