Nowadays, Android mobile phone manufacturers have basically adopted a unified interface, that is, a USB-C data interface, which has the advantage of charging quickly and conveniently.
But Apple ignored the suggestion that iPhone users adopt USB-C and still insisted on using the lignting interface.
Why is Apple delaying the use of USB-C interface?
On the one hand, Apple holds the patent of the Lightning interface, and the money-making things will certainly not be easily abandoned.
On the other hand, there is news that Apple intends to bypass wired charging directly and opt for a more revolutionary portless design.
For example, Apple's MagSafe is a key step towards a portless design.
But MagSafe still needs to be further refined, and the transition from Lightning to portless will take some time.
Apple's official delay in not coming out of the USB-C interface, there are some big gods can not sit still.
For example, as early as last October, Ken Pillonel, a swiss robotics student, manually changed the iPhone X and replaced its Lightning lightning interface with a USB-C interface.
This transformation attracted the attention of a large number of digital enthusiasts at that time.
This was arguably the world's first USB-C iPhone, and Ken Pillonel auctioned it off on eBay.
In the end, after 116 bids, the magical iPhone sold for $86,001 (about 549,500 yuan).
Usb-C interface iPhone has, but Ligntning interface Android phone, have you seen?
Recently, following the birth of the world's first USB-C interface iPhone, Ken Pillonel has brought his own new project - to create a Ligntning interface android phone.
On April Fool's Day, just past April 1, Ken Pillonel updated the video to bring his own "new invention."
Guo had to say that after seeing this news, there were only four words in his heart - "reverse upgrade".
Although it was chosen for April Fool's Day, Ken Pillonel said it was true, just for fun.
Ken Pillonel said he had expected someone to call his invention "stupid" and chose to announce it on April Fool's Day.
The video shows that Ken Pillonel's modified Android phone model is the Samsung Galaxy A51.
Ken Pillonel says, "It's a complex transformation that requires some breakthrough thinking."
He said in the video that Apple's original Lighting line will only identify Apple's own products.
So he had to add other components to the already unpretentious body space of the Samsung Galaxy A51 to trick the cable into identifying the Android phone as an Apple phone.
The video shows that the modified Lightning interface has no problems charging and transmitting data.
Ken Pillonel also revealed in the video that he is working on a full makeover video that will soon be broadcast on his own channel.
As for the phone itself, Ken Pillonel said he won't sell it and will probably keep it.
On the one hand, it was because there was a problem with the last auction of the original USB-C iPhone on eBay, and there was a fake bid of more than $100,000.
On the other hand, he says that selling the remodeled phone is not his real purpose, he just wants to focus on engineering and science projects.
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