The iPhone Air is unlike any iPhone we've ever seen before. It's ultra-thin and light, yet it seems to maintain the durability that you wouldn't normally expect from such a design. But it also appears that Apple is using this opportunity to test new designs and technologies that may not be suitable for other iPhones.
One perfect example of that is the revelation that Apple has employed a 3D-printed USB-C port made of titanium. According to Apple's press release, this port is designed to be "thinner and stronger" while also using "33 percent less material" than traditional manufacturing.
