One looks similar to Apple’s current Lightning plug connector, and likely would be used like the traditional MagSafe connector. Another looks similar to Apple Watch’s magnetic charger, except ...

Still, Apple says the 30-pin adapter does support analog audio out, as well as USB audio, ... and has the new Lightning connector. It actually looks like a tiny iPhone, almost.

It looks like the iPhone’s Lightning connector, ... It’s now how Apple does things. If it were USB-C, you’d have been able to use any third-party external battery to power the Vision Pro.

MagNeo magnetic USB-C adapter looks like something Apple would build By Shane McGlaun Dec. 23, 2016 8:15 am EST One of the things that I always thought Apple was smart for building was the MagSafe ...

And there are downsides, like the fact that the dock adapter doesn’t support either video or iPod Out, according to Apple’s official specs (Lightning itself does support the same kind of media ...

Dubbed the Universal Cable for Apple Watch, Nomad’s product is a 1.5m braided cable with a Kevlar outer weave.On one end is a USB-C connector, which can be plugged in to your power adapter ...

Here’s Apple’s description of the new network adapter seen in the FCC application: The EUT is a Network Adapter. It has an integral battery, two Gigabit Ethernet port, lightning connector and ...

When the iPhone 5 shipped in 2012, Apple did its best to assuage concerns by offering a free 30-pin connector-to-lighting port plug adapter. I still have a few in my drawer. Get daily insight ...

Well, it looks official: The EU is going to fight Apple over the Lightning connector. And you know what? They all suck. And suck hard.

Why does it seem like Apple makes so many bad ... Here's a look at 10 point-of-sale systems to ... mice and trackpads to be powered using an iPhone cable. This still seems like a strange design ...

Rumor claims Apple wants to build an ecosystem of devices around its currently iPad-only Smart Connector tech. What is Smart Connector, what can it do, and what’s next for the tech?