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Look closely at the image of the connector in the keynote and you'll see indentations. These should actually hold the plug in the phone better than the spring clip of the 30-pin. As for grabbing it, I think it will work better because it has less real-estate to break.

On Sep 13, 2012, at 9:27 AM, Jim Thomas <email@hidden> wrote:

My only question is about the stability/ruggedness of the "Lightning" connector. Though I understand it and think it's pretty cool, the 30-pin had a lot more real estate to 'grab' with.

---Jim

On 9/13/12 10:52 AM, Taylor Armstrong wrote:

What does any of this discussion have to do with "Fed" business? I see mostly talk of personal purchases... anyone want to bring it back on topic with discussion of iOS 6 and/or iPhone 5 hardware and how it affects Federal Government usage?

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	>Re: [Fed-Talk] Iphone 5 is a Fizzle with no Sizzle (From: Jim Thomas <email@hidden>)