A new image has appeared online claiming to show a USB charge and sync cable for Apple's next iPhone, complete with a smaller dock connector that matches up with previous leaked components. The image ...

The cable has FTC markings and what looks like a scannable QR code on the standard USB end. The smaller dock connector seems to line up with earlier reports and photos of a double-sided plug with nine ...

Things always look better on a bigger screen. This is especially true if you’re trying to display a presentation, watch a movie, or simply play a game. While some smartphones make it easy to hook your ...

Connecting your iPhone to your MacBook is usually very simple. The exception is if you’ve got a MacBook Air, MacBook Pro, or one of Apple’s (now discontinued) MacBooks, which only offer USB-C. We look ...

Apple’s iPhone 15 series, launched in September 2023, replaced the proprietary Lightning port with USB-C, ending more than a decade of Apple-only charging cables. The switch was driven by European ...

There’s a consensus among different sources about the iPhone 15 having a USB-C port instead of Lightning. As you probably know, USB-C has a lot of benefits over Apple’s proprietary connector, such as ...

The iPhone 5 and the rest of the new Apple products may receive a new dock connector when they launch this fall. The new smaller dock connector isn’t confirmed, but Veister, a USB cable design and ...

Thank you, Apple, for letting me use my USB-C port for whatever I want.

Here we go again, with a viral TikTok with no basis in fact. The latest lie claims that the iPhone 18 will ditch USB-C and feature a tiny MacBook-like MagSafe plug.

When you connect an iPhone to a Mac computer, you open the gateway to a world of interconnected functionality and versatility. It's not just about plugging in a cable; it's about forging a digital ...

This week Apple introduced the iPhone 15 and iPhone 15 Pro lines, which include the long-awaited switch from the company’s proprietary Lightning Connector to USB-C. And while the move may have been ...

When Apple introduced the Lightning connector in 2012, Apple executive Phil Schiller called it “the modern connector for the next decade.” The decade has passed — and Schiller’s prophecy has been ...