The third beta of iOS 13 recently released to developers contains some new assets in the Setup app that suggest a new method of transferring data from one iPhone to another using a direct cable.
9to5Mac found an image which clearly shows an older iPhone with a home button attached directly to a newer iPhone by a cable.
New assets and strings found in iOS 13 beta 3 suggest Apple is working on a way to transfer data from another iOS device directly, using a cable. One of assets shows an image of two iPhones connected to each other using a cable. It’s unclear how this could be achieved exactly given that current iPhones feature a Lightning port and Apple does not offer a Lightning-to-Lightning cable.
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9to5Mac found an image which clearly shows an older iPhone with a home button attached directly to a newer iPhone by a cable.
New assets and strings found in iOS 13 beta 3 suggest Apple is working on a way to transfer data from another iOS device directly, using a cable. One of assets shows an image of two iPhones connected to each other using a cable. It’s unclear how this could be achieved exactly given that current iPhones feature a Lightning port and Apple does not offer a Lightning-to-Lightning cable.
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