A new graphical asset discovered in iOS 13 beta 3 points to Apple working on a new feature that will allow users to set up a new iPhone and transfer data from an old device over a wired connection.
The setup app currently allows one to set up their iPhone and import data from their old one over Wi-Fi, iTunes, or from their iCloud account. The new asset found in iOS 13 beta 3 points to Apple adding a new method to the setup app in which the transfer process works over a wired connection.
Android devices already offer the ability to import data from older Android smartphones and iPhones over a wired connection. Compared to using Wi-Fi, using a wired connection is reliable and faster, especially when one’s old device has a lot of data. However, one must have access to the right type of wire as well.
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Filipe Espósito
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I’m curious about that asset found on iOS 13… it’s used (or at least should be) on the setup process. A faster way to transfer data from a device to other without iTunes or iCloud? I didn’t restored my iPhone to install iOS 13, so I don't know if this is already in use.
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Having such a feature in iOS 13 would make a lot of sense if Apple plans on switching to USB-C and dump the Lightning connector on its 2019 iPhones. This is because while USB-C to Lightning cables are available in the market, there is no such protocol in which you get a wire with Lightning connectors at both ends.
Perhaps this feature hints at Apple ditching the Lightning connector on its 2019 iPhone 11 lineup and switching to USB-C. Or perhaps the company will launch a Lightning-to-Lightning wire alongside its 2019 iPhones later this year. What do you think?
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