If it is Apple for something in connection with Apple Pencil looted, then it is firstly the peculiar compatibility of its first generation with the iPad 10, as it cannot be charged via its USB-C, and secondly the fact that it still does not support the iPhone. From time to time, a touch pen on the iPhone screen would definitely come in handy. However, as the sources of the very reliable leaker Duan Rui revealed a few hours ago, too far from the arrival Apple Pencil with iPhone support we were not. She was supposed to arrive in September.
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O Apple A Pencil compatible with the iPhone has been rumored several times in recent years, and of course the upcoming unveiling of the iPhone 14 (Pro) was no exception. They did not bring her support in the end, but the aforementioned leaker let it be known that he was with her Apple he was counting and even mass-producing pencils. However, he eventually abandoned his plan and reportedly more than a million were produced Apple Pencil ended up in the abyss of history. It is very interesting that it was supposed to be a brand new type with a lower price, but also reduced functions. New Apple The Pencil was supposed to be sold for around 49 dollars (ie about 1100 CZK in conversion without tax and other fees), while it was not supposed to support pressing or tilting, and it was not even supposed to be equipped with a battery. Instead he had Apple to develop a special chip that was powered by the display, as Samsung does with its S-Pen, for example.
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Why Apple he blew the whistle on his intention at the last minute, it is unfortunately completely unclear at the moment, because due to the start of mass production, possibilities such as poor functionality with the display and the like are eliminated. By the time mass production starts, all these things are logically already tested and therefore also 100% functional. However, whatever the reason for killing the product, it is undoubtedly a shame. After all, cheap Apple A Pencil compatible with the iPhone would be a dream come true for many users, even if it didn't support a whole range of standard functions for other generations.
