It has nothing to do with MFI. It has to do with Apple putting a lower USB C standard in it than what your pro has.

The 10th Gen iPad is limited in charging and transfer speeds unlike the rest of the iPad lineup.

This is so true. Hopefully they don’t do this to their phones like they did with their iPad lineup.

They have done this with their iPad lineup as well which means there is absolutely no reason one iPad should have a nerfed USB C port, but the other iPads don’t.

The same goes for the iPhone. Why does my iPhone still use lightning but my iPad and MBP use USB C.

It does not make any sense regardless of how you look at it.

My iPhone does not have a SIM slot so there will have to be an alternative way. They could just as easily repurpose the current charging port into a diagnostics/repair slot as well.

The Note is now the Ultra series of the Galaxy line. Just an FYI if you were looking to get the latest and greatest.

Before moving over to the iPhone I always used every Samsung Note that was released, but in the beginning the pen was kind of meh.

After a few iterations of them working out ideas and adding a ton of functionality I found it to be a huge plus to owning the phones.

I am on a boat most of the year so I totally get it 👍

I just wasn’t aware that they charged more for the RV service than they do for the home service.

“ Whereas Starlink for stationary vehicles costs $599 for the standard satellite dish, the RV-in-motion service requires a flat high-performance Starlink dish costing $2,500. The monthly fee comes in at $135. “

I’m curious as to why there is a cost difference for monthly service between a stationary object vs a moving object…

I understand the hardware fee, but what is the difference in service costs beyond that?

I use it with the Apple leather case. I would destroy my phone without one.

No, you have to remove it to wirelessly charge.

I have the pop grip from them and it is great.

Well sure of course I want a flawless phone. With all of the bugs showing up this release the SIM not supported would hurt me the most. The rest of it I could deal with long enough until it’s software fixed. I’m trading in my current phone which I conduct business on so that’s why it working as a phone is a priority.

None of these bugs really caught too much of my attention because they are just nuisances that didn’t affect cellular quality.

My phone arrives in three weeks. Hopefully they have this ironed out by then. My phone can have a shaky camera or put itself into deep sleep all that it wants to, but I really need this phone to work as a phone.

It is a tablet that integrates everything into the Google home hub. Cameras, lights, chrome cast, speakers, music, video etc.

I love the idea behind it all, but not with Google at the helm driving it.

I’m here to say that even with 5G turned off my 12PM battery is the only reason I’m having a 14PM shipped to my house.

Whatever else comes bundled in the 14PM is just a bonus to me.

They don’t stay in my ears at all. I’ve never had any luck with Apple headphones even when they were wired.

My Beats X on the other hand are great. I regret buying the EarPods, but had hoped they would work out with the included different sized tips. It’s a shame too because I enjoyed their sound.