TechCruch John Biggs may have applied the word onfirmed n a headline to describe the connector change, but Biggs made use of the word inside the loosest possible sense. In my opinion, nothing can be confirmed until we see it in Tim Cook hand at the official announcement (or an Apple employeeloses a prototype iPhone at a bar).Here a condensed version of the current iPhone dock connector rumors: New connector is going to be a 19-pin connector as opposed into the current 30-pin connector; The new connector will savea hefty chunk ofspace inside the iPhone, as much as 50 percent smaller than the current connector; New dock connector will feature a magnetic connector, similar on the MagSafe connector found on MacBook systems; The new dock connector is supposed to be more water resistant; The new dock connector will likely be hippedin this kind of a way that unlicensed peripherals including possibly cables won work. Bottom line, if Apple does change the dock connector, youe going to have to replace everything that currently plugs into your iPhone dock connector, including chargers, in-car chargers, FM transmitters, music docks, and so on. Everything. If your car has is kitted out with a 30-pin connector then that also going to become obsolete. However, depending on your car, you might be in luck here and not have to replace the entire car.Many built-in in-car connectors are simply a 30-pin to USB connector, so it should be possible to retrofit these
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