It's a Lightning cable. They're everywhere. In 2012, we said goodbye to 30-pin, and Lightning became Apple's main connector. But, seven years later, it's on only two types of devices: iPhones and ...

Apple enthusiast @StellaFudge today shared photos of USB-C to Lightning cables in six "unreleased" colors, including what ...

which superseded Apple's own 30-pin and Lightning connectors as well as the 3.5mm headphones jack. The Apple device contains the socket, and the cable or docking station has the plug. In 2012 ...

Apple could be forced to abandon its Lightning connector cable if European lawmakers get ... There were more than 30 types of charger on the market in 2009, but that number has since been reduced ...

Alongside yesterday’s M4 iMac announcement, Apple also quietly updated its Magic Keyboard, Magic Mouse, and Magic Trackpad to ...

Apple today announced a long-overdue update of its flagship Mac accessories lines, switching them from the proprietary Lightning standard ... As with the M1 and M3 iMac models, however, Apple ...

One of the last major holdouts against USB-C has majorly loosened its grasp. All the accessories that come with Apple's ...

Samsung used a USB cable for some of its earlier tablets that, on the tablet end, looked identical to an Apple 30-pin plug. However, it was not the same and not interchangeable. Also called a ...

It's Lightning's last stand: The new M4 iMacs Apple revealed today come with a choice of keyboards, mice, and trackpads that ...

Back in 2009, there were more than 30 ... or cable assembly." Apple uses USB-C on its Macbook laptops and on its latest iPad Pro. Some Apple devices use USB-C (left) while the iPhone uses ...

and other popular peripherals no longer charge through Lightning. This allows users to rely on a single USB-C cable to fuel all of their Apple devices. While the new iMac comes with color-matched ...

MacBook Air M1 isn't Apple's fastest or newest laptop, but it's still a great machine for everyday use. Apple has also confirmed that the laptop will indeed support all of the Apple Intelligence ...