Chuck your accessories: iPhone 5 to have new 19-pin port

Apple, iPhone, iPhone, Mobile phones, Tech Digest news
Share

iphone-4-port.jpgHere’s a story certain to rile Apple fans and accessory manufacturers alike. Today’s latest iPhone 5 rumour is that Apple’s next smartphone will be dropping the traditional 30-pin port of their iPhone, iPod and iPad products in favour of a new 19-pin port. Time to start bagging all your docks and chargers up for the charity shop, we’re afraid.

According to several Tech Crunch sources, third-party manufacturers are having to go back to the drawing board in order to deliver compatible products for the next gen phone.

The rumour follows several reports of brand new casing design being developed for the iPhone 5, featuring a headphone jack, two mic holes, and two speakers sitting either side of a port not unlike a microUSB port. That may well turn out to be the fabled new 19-pin port.

Looks as though in order to get a slimmer iPhone, all parts are going to have to go on a diet. If the rumours prove true, here’s hoping Apple put together an adaptor that won’t render all your old accessories useless.

Gerald Lynch
For latest tech stories go to TechDigest.tv

4 comments

  • Hi There. I found your weblog the in google. This is a good article. I will make sure to 

    bookmark it and return to learn more of your helpful information. Thank you for the post. I

    ’ll certainly return.

  • Hi There. I found your weblog the in google. This is a good article. I will make sure to 

    bookmark it and return to learn more of your helpful information. Thank you for the post. I

    ’ll certainly return.

  • The rumour follows several reports of
    brand new casing design being developed for the iPhone 5, featuring a
    headphone jack, two mic holes, and two speakers sitting either side of a port not unlike a microUSB port. That may well turn out to be the fabled new 19-pin port.
     

  • The rumour follows several reports of brand new casing design being developed for the iPhone 5, featuring a headphone jack, two mic holes, and two speakers sitting either side of a port not unlike a microUSB port. That may well turn out to be the fabled new 19-pin port. 

Comments are closed.