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New iPhone To Have Even Smaller 8-Pin Connector Port

<div class="separator" style="clear: both; text-align: center;"><a href="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgiUsWrKQTdhu4_nVSecRJ73qBZOTgaYo5_izdYWKCbnxv2h56wQDdQHCbG7Z-JntuD9dmdCj1bQFZpBaauSnyW3b6uGJBlDkhUHD-0yJExfkXLrLv7kIHg_WPVQbi6DdoIOKWZhFye16A/s1600/Apple-Logo11.png" imageanchor="1" style="margin-left:1em; margin-right:1em"><img border="0" height="266" src="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgiUsWrKQTdhu4_nVSecRJ73qBZOTgaYo5_izdYWKCbnxv2h56wQDdQHCbG7Z-JntuD9dmdCj1bQFZpBaauSnyW3b6uGJBlDkhUHD-0yJExfkXLrLv7kIHg_WPVQbi6DdoIOKWZhFye16A/s320/Apple-Logo11.png" width="320" /></a></div>Rumors really are doing the rounds at the moment concerning the new iPhone that is due to be launched in September. The latest report is that the new iPhone will have an even smaller 8-pin connector port which is twice as small as the recently reported 19-pin connector port. As well as having a supposedly longer slightly thinner form factor, reshuffled headphone jack and a few cosmetic tweaks, the one recurring feature to be discussed is the smaller dock connector. The current 30-pin connector was said to be making way for a 19-pin connector which was half the size but now iLounge has speculated that Apple might in fact be cutting this new port down to just 8 pins. Two of iLounge�s sources corroborate that 8-pin notion as well as hinting the dock connector itself could be subject to a name change. The report suggests that Apple doesn�t need more pins than a USB offers although their connector does have advantages. The current 30-pin connector has 11 pins that are deemed surplus to requirements but the 19 that are left are still used by accessory makers. By cutting this number down to 8 it would appear that the majority of accessories will become useless which really won�t do Apple any favors especially considering that consumers have already spent hundreds on iPeripherals. With this being said, the new leaked shots of the new dock do look a lot smaller than 19 pins so we will really just have to wait and see what Apple are planning. Either Apple have packed the pins in tightly or there is going to be a lot of disgruntled third party accessory makers and purchasers. As well as the dock speculation there is also talk about the new iOS 6 which is said to also include a new Bluetooth 4.0 bridging feature which opens the door to an iPod nano watch. This feature could allow for iMessages to be read on the iPod nano which could be interesting to a lot of gadget geeks.

New iPhone To Have Even Smaller 8-Pin Connector Port

Rumors really are doing the rounds at the moment concerning the new iPhone that is due to be launched in September. The latest report is th...

Apple To Introduce A Smaller 19-Pin Dock Connector Into The Next Generation iPhone

<div class="separator" style="clear: both; text-align: center;"><a href="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgqNTnlS-2KVC7U1MUBC6CfyQsLuxGqVnSCpMExyDD2b-y_qwf3GZ9Hdab7_dx5kr3uYeK0CJ3jUUMgysnQ4RgssXW2H4Y92hqi0nhgEsv8Gb06GFWTJT4N4paGnN9USzd-zu9MGDtGc1k/s1600/iPhone-51.jpg" imageanchor="1" style="margin-left:1em; margin-right:1em"><img border="0" height="154" src="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgqNTnlS-2KVC7U1MUBC6CfyQsLuxGqVnSCpMExyDD2b-y_qwf3GZ9Hdab7_dx5kr3uYeK0CJ3jUUMgysnQ4RgssXW2H4Y92hqi0nhgEsv8Gb06GFWTJT4N4paGnN9USzd-zu9MGDtGc1k/s320/iPhone-51.jpg" width="320" /></a></div>Reports are constantly surfacing now about the launch of the next generation iPhone and today�s report comes from Reuters. They are stating that Apple are planning to introduce a smaller 19-pin dock connector into the next generation iPhone. The current connection port on the iPhone allows users to connect a charger or connect their phone to a third party accessory. Recent reports have confirmed that Apple have been granted a patent for a new dock connector and this is believed to form the main connection point for the new iPhone that is likely to be released later this year. This new dock connector is going to be dramatically smaller in size and will move from the standard 30-pin format down to a more streamlined 19-pin connector. This will free up some space on the bottom of the device where the 9mm headphone jack is rumoured to be relocated. If the movement of the headphone jack happens it will satisfy a lot of users who have been calling for its move. It will also fall more in line with the iPod touch. While this all sounds great, if the 19-pin connection does form part of the next generation iPhone it will represent a problem for a lot of consumers. A smaller connection will mean that a lot of accessories that users rely on will be rendered useless. Gadgets like music stations and cases that contain connected keyboards are all designed to the current device standards which is the 30-pin connector port so moving to a smaller connector is going to cause problems. This may be a problem for users but it will be a real profit maker for Apple as users will have to upgrade all their beloved accessories. It hasn�t yet been confirmed if this is what Apple are planning but if it is the case then many people are going to find that they are severely out of pocket. Not only will they have purchased a new iPhone, but they will also have to purchase all new accessories too to tie in with the updated 19-pin connection port. What do you think about this? Will this design change prevent you from buying the next generation iPhone when it is released?

Apple To Introduce A Smaller 19-Pin Dock Connector Into The Next Generation iPhone

Reports are constantly surfacing now about the launch of the next generation iPhone and today�s report comes from Reuters. They are stating...