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by jdeibele
1984 days ago
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Looking at the design of the iPads and iPhones starting with the 12 it seems clear that there's been a change in design decisions at Apple. There'd been a drive to remove ports and to make devices as thin as possible, even if it meant losing functionality (no SD slots, USB-A ports, shorter battery life) or increasing complexity (dongles, battery packs). That seems to be reversing to some degree. Whether this was all Jony Ive or not, it's nice to see more of a balance. It should be possible to have a functional device but not include every I/O port under the sun. |
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