Photo: the new USB cable for the new iPhone, iPod touch and other iBidules

While the
changing the sync port (dock jack) to
the new iPhoneis no longer a mystery, we had already been able to seethe socket and
some elementsof the cable that awaits us when the iPhone is released
"5".

This time, it's acomplete cablewhich surfaced
on twitter. No surprise, thetaken is really all
petite, it offers eight gold type contacts. And this take, it goes
get people talking, because it should quickly join the rest of the range
of Apple, iPod touch, iPod and iPad (next year?) and at the same time make our
incompatible connected accessories.

Here is the (alleged) culprit…

The new cable:

The current one:

Nice slimming cure for a cable that has been used at Apple since
many years ago, he began his career with the iPod, before
the iPhone is launched.

It should lead to improvements: its function is to
reduce the space taken up by the connection location,
allowing us to reduce the size and thickness of our iBidules, but it should
also be able to be
connected in one direction or the other(practical in
the dark when you start to recharge) and perhaps it brings others
specificities that Applewill reveal to us a little
later.

It remains tohope an adapter can be providedpour
so that we don't have to throw awaytons of accessories! In
In the meantime, favor Bluetooth equipment connected without
fil !

Also read on the “iPhone 5”:

• The
  expected timetable for the release of the iPhone 5
• Find all
  rumors around the iPhone 5 in a single image
• 
  Our dedicated summary page New iPhone / iPhone 5
• You design
  first Unibody iPhone under scrutiny
• Conference
  new iPhone launch: September 12?
• 
  Our live page from the launch conference of the new
  iPhone
• 
  The iPhone 5 in white version is revealed?
• Comment
  Apple fits a 4-inch screen into an iPhone a little more
  high
• FindNotre
  take on the name of the iPhone coming in 2012

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