DangDave

libertyforall said:

How come in 2018 there is STILL no way to search for an app and delete it in that search?!  Basic functionality still not in iOS, very frustrating!!!

To manage or delete iOS Apps go to settings->iPhone Storage, wait for your Apps to load, then manage from there. 

It’s time for iPhones and  iPads to switch to USB-C. This is the new standard for all mobile, laptops, and other small devices and accessories. The Lightning port was an interim port that Apple had hoped to become the new USB-C port standard but lost out to the current port when the standards were finalized by the USB consortium of which Apple was and still is a member. 

We will have to wait and see. I did some more checking and the 29W charger may only have 14.5 volt and 5 volt options, not 9 volt or 20.3 volt options. 

Qualcomm chips in android phones allow them to use any voltage between 3.6 and 20 volts to optimize fast charging. 

The above comment is incorrect. Apple did not mention the fast-charging on the higher wattage charger because then Apple would have had to explain that you are wasting your money getting the higher wattage chargers just to charge your new iPhones. People with Macs who already have any of the three chargers will be able to use them to fast-charge their new iPhones. 

The current iPhones will only pull up to the wattage that they are designed for which is 5 watts (5v - 1A) no matter what charger you are using. Inferior chargers may only be giving you 4 watts or so. 

The new iPhones are designed to pull more amperage which I am guessing may be 2.4A, so maybe 12 watts at 5 volts. 

So a 12W iPad charger should give you just as fast a charge as the 29W, 61W, and 87W USB-c chargers since they only provide 12W (2.4A) to a 5 volt iPhone or IPad or any other 5 volt device.