| Technology experts. Is this a good idea? on 18:22 - Oct 4 with 560 views | MattinLondon |
Yeah, I saw that but just was wondering whether the comments that it’ll hinder innovation are correct?
Edit. If the EU implement it I guess that there’s a good chance that it’ll happen here anyway. [Post edited 4 Oct 2022 18:23]
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| Technology experts. Is this a good idea? on 18:28 - Oct 4 with 527 views | factual_blue |
The only innovations apple is interested in are new tax-dodging innovations.
Apple is a tax-dodging company that makes phones as a sideline.
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| Technology experts. Is this a good idea? on 18:45 - Oct 4 with 495 views | vilanovablue |
Apple already have usb c for the majority of their iPad and this has been coming for ages. I think a universal charger makes sense from a waste perspective. You can innovate using the USB C cable if you can be arsed. |  | | |
| Technology experts. Is this a good idea? on 18:49 - Oct 4 with 475 views | Swansea_Blue |
About time. Almost worth moving to an EU state for. Ah… |  |
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| Technology experts. Is this a good idea? on 19:05 - Oct 4 with 459 views | Kievthegreat |
The only argument I've seen against it is potentially stifling innovation at a later point. The industry moving towards standard connectors is a good thing, but you could run the risk when USB C no longer cuts the mustard of having necessary changes stuck in government regulatory purgatory and slowing things down.
It's annoying because USB is defined by a working group of many large tech companies (including Apple) and while it is is still a minefield of specs, the connectors were all highly compatible. It's Apple's insistence on being different that's caused this regulation to occur. If they'd gone along with a agreed standard, this would have been so much simpler. |  | | |
| Technology experts. Is this a good idea? on 19:07 - Oct 4 with 455 views | Kievthegreat |
| Technology experts. Is this a good idea? on 18:22 - Oct 4 by MattinLondon |
Yeah, I saw that but just was wondering whether the comments that it’ll hinder innovation are correct?
Edit. If the EU implement it I guess that there’s a good chance that it’ll happen here anyway. [Post edited 4 Oct 2022 18:23]
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If they implement this change for the EU, they'll likely roll it out globally. | | | |
| Technology experts. Is this a good idea? on 19:11 - Oct 4 with 445 views | Ewan_Oozami |
| Technology experts. Is this a good idea? on 19:07 - Oct 4 by Kievthegreat |
If they implement this change for the EU, they'll likely roll it out globally. |
The UK will still be able to produce devices with serial and parallel ports and VGA connectors.... |  |
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| Technology experts. Is this a good idea? on 19:15 - Oct 4 with 433 views | NthQldITFC |
It won't hinder innovation at all, at least not in any meaningful way. It will help to reduce the criminal waste of disposal of perfectly serviceable old cables.
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| Technology experts. Is this a good idea? on 19:34 - Oct 4 with 396 views | DanTheMan |
TL;DR - It won't.
It's a good idea. USB-C is already powerful enough to power way more than phones and transfer incredible amounts of data. Potentially, long in the future, we may need something more powerful. |  |
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