Apple is reportedly opening the door to third-party MFi certified USB-C to Lightning cables

It seems highly unlikely that Apple will replace the ubiquitous Lightning port on the last few iPhone generations with a USB Type-C connecto...

It seems highly unlikely that Apple will replace the ubiquitous Lightning port on the last few iPhone generations with a USB Type-C connector on this year’s iPhone Xs, Xs Max, and iPhone 9, as a surprisingly large number of potential buyers would apparently like to see happen.

But if it makes you feel any better, the Cupertino-based tech giant has long been rumored to prepare a USB-C fast charger for standard inclusion in the retail boxes of the three 2018 iPhones.

You’ll obviously need a USB-C to Lightning cable to actually make that work, and sometime in the not-so-distant ...

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