Just to let you know that the first iPhone with USB-C is on sale, black iPhone X 64GB. I'm not affiliated or anything, just to let you know of the opportunity.
It's already at over $3000. I cannot fathom why anyone would pay that kind of money for a modified iPhone. Even if it's a business expense for a YouTube channel with a decently large audience, what are you going to do with it? It looks like its creator has already monetized the concept decently well, so I can't foresee this bringing a lot of publicity to anyone.
And at the end of the day it's a used iPhone (that's what, $300?) with a different connector...
Apple seems to have no plans to replace the iPhone's Lightning port with a USB-C port to bring it in line with Macs and iPads, but robotics student Ken Pillonel spent months hacking an iPhone to add a USB-C port. In early October, Pillonel shared a video demonstrating the "world's first...