Would you be satisfied if your iPhone used the standard Type-C interface? With the iPad Pro, iPad Air4, and iPad mini6 switching to Type-C, many people are waiting for the iPhone to make changes. The god with strong hands-on ability can't wait, and the magic has changed the iPhone 12 that uses the Type-C interface.
Recently, the Slovak technology company DEEP successfully modified an Apple iPhone 12 ProMax, and they modified the Lightning interface to a Type-C interface.
The device is tested, fully usable, can exchange data with iTunes, connects to your Mac, and can charge normally using the original Apple charger, all through a USB-C port.
Subsequently, the iPhone12 Pro Max was put on the foreign auction website eBay for auction, and called it "the world's first iPhone 12 Pro Max with a USB Type-C interface" in the introduction. The auction price has also risen, and it has now bid more than $1400.
It is worth mentioning that the final auction price of the world's first iPhone X modified with a Type-C interface exceeded 85,000 US dollars (about 550,000 yuan).
The auction of this iPhone 12 Pro Max is not over, and the final price should not be too low, but it is impossible to replicate the spectacular scene of the successful first C-port iPhone X auction.
According to the latest news, the European unified charging bill is expected to be completed this year, and the future iPhone can use Type-C without modification.
Since Apple released the iPhone 5 in 2012, the Lightning interface has been used on previous iPhones for nearly 10 years. Last year, the European Union proposed to unify the charging interface of all electronic devices into USB-C, because of the long-term different specifications of electronic equipment charging interfaces, resulting in a waste of electronic resources and bringing inconvenience to consumers.
Judging from the current news, the European Conference will officially begin voting on the proposal in May this year, and after the completion of the vote, the EU countries will make the final proposal, and it is expected to pass the proposal before the end of this year, and finally it will be officially implemented.
In fact, the proposal related to the unified charging interface is also actively promoted in China.
In January this year, the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology clarified its attitude towards the unified charging interface in response to the reply letter of NetEase CEO Ding Lei, saying that the next step will be to jointly promote the formulation of relevant national standards with the State Administration of Market Regulation.
In this way, the unified charging interface is the trend of the times in the industry, and Apple may be forced to switch to the Type-C interface. (Computer Newspaper)