Why Apple's USB-C Switch Has Them Concerned Behind the Scenes

Apple's Shift to USB-C Raises Concerns Internally

After years of resistance, Apple is set to embrace the EU's call for a universal phone charger by making the switch to USB-C. At the September 12 event, Apple will present this change as a positive move for consumers, highlighting the benefits it brings. However, behind the scenes, there is some worry.

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The transition to USB-C means that Apple will lose revenue from MFi licenses. Additionally, there are concerns among Apple executives regarding potential backlash from fans, similar to when Apple replaced the ubiquitous 30-pin connector with the Lightning port.

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Changes to Charger Inclusion

Included with the new iPhones, Apple will provide USB-C cables. However, starting with the iPhone 12, Apple will no longer include a charger in the retail package. The iPhone 11 was the last model to come bundled with a USB-A power brick. Users with only an iPhone 11 and AirPods may not have a USB-C charger available for their new devices. To address this, Apple should offer Lightning to USB-C adapters to enable compatibility with older accessories.

The iPhone 11 was the last to be bundled with a charger, a USB-A charger

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Exploring Metal 3D Printing for Manufacturing

Apple is considering the use of metal 3D printing to speed up the manufacturing process for device enclosures. This approach not only increases efficiency but also reduces waste material. Currently, enclosures are milled from solid blocks of metal, resulting in significant waste.

The Apple Watch Series 9 is expected to be the first product to feature 3D-printed enclosures, likely made of stainless steel. If successful, Apple plans to transition to using titanium for the enclosures of the Watch Ultra next year. This shift could potentially pave the way for larger devices like iPhones and iPads to incorporate 3D-printed parts in the future.

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Apple is also developing a more premium Magic Keyboard for its iPads. The upgraded keyboard will feature a larger trackpad and an aluminum top case, resembling the design of MacBooks.

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