Many who have either use or seen the iPhone 11 and iPhone XR2 are pretty not happy as the look of the above mentioned phone is not good, as a result, many are considering skipping the new iPhone.
Well, just before you think of skipping the new iPhones, here is a tip of how the new iPhones look as Apple ‘incidentally’ revealed a shock new iPhone upgrade and this might just be what you need to have a change of mind.
If you take a closer look at Apple’s first beta of iOS 13, you will find out there is a new recovery mode screen and on it, is the Lightning cable shown in iOS 12 which has now been swapped for USB-
With the recent update last year which saw iPads moving to USB-C and MacBooks using nothing but this cool connector, it would definitely be a huge boost to see iPhones make the transition to this industry standard as well.
The new change was first observed by Apple enthusiast Raphaël Mouton, but it has been hiding out of sight. Surprisedly, Apple fan site iMore used the new recovery screen in an iOS 13 downgrade guide without noticing it.
Certainly at this point, you probably have every reason to skip the new iPhone 11 and iPhone XR2 – they don’t look pretty good. But just before you think of that, Apple itself has now ‘accidentally’ revealed a shock new iPhone upgrade which might just help you to change your mind.
Apple iOS 13 recovery mode Vs iOS 12 – USB-C replaces Lightning Raphaël Mouton, Apple
Apple iOS 13 recovery mode Vs iOS 12 – USB-C replaces Lightning
Apple iOS 13 recovery mode Vs iOS 12 – USB-C replaces lightning look.
If you closely look at Apple’s first beta of iOS 13 you will find there is a new recovery mode screen for your iPhone, and on it the Lightning cable shown in iOS 12 has been swapped for USB-C. With iPads moving to USB-C last year and MacBooks using nothing but this connector, it would be a huge boost to see iPhones make the transition to this industry standard as well. It’s a radical move too, given Apple’s exclusivity over the Lightning port and its lucrative MFi licensing program.
The change was first spotted by Apple enthusiast Raphaël Mouton, but it has been hiding in plain sight. Amusingly, Apple fan site iMore used the new recovery screen in an iOS 13 downgrade guide without noticing it.
Cynics will point out that the new iOS 13 symbol shows the USB-C cable pointing to a MacBook and claim it’s just the end of a Lightning to USB-C fast charger. That’s possible, but iOS has pointed a cable at the MacOS version of iTunes and used a Lightning cable. With iTunes now being replaced, Apple has had to update the image but the company appears to have missed the big giveaway it reveals.
iPhone XR2 render based on multiple leaks. Is the Lightning jack on the way out?
iPhone XR2 render based on multiple leaks. Is the Lightning jack on the way out?
iPhone XR2 render based on multiple leaks. Is the Lightning jack on the way out? EverythingApplePro
So yes, Apple loves an ‘accidental’ leak in each new generation of iOS and they are always well timed.
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