Lightning, Apple and iPhone
Apple’s Lightning-to-3.5mm headphone adapter may be going away
The Apple Lightning to 3.5mm Headphone Jack Adapter may have bitten the dust, as it’s sold out at Apple’s online store in the US and much of the world, MacRumors reports. The accessory is reportedly still available from Apple in some countries, including France, Denmark, Finland, Norway, and Sweden.
One of the last major holdouts against USB-C has majorly loosened its grasp. All the accessories that come with Apple's ...
Apple has been gradually transitioning its products from Lightning to USB-C in recent years. This trend continued today with Apple updating the Magic Mouse, Magic Keyboard, and Magic Trackpad ...
Apple released a USB-C-to-lightning port adapter for £29 ($36). The product connects the lightning port accessories people will have built up over the years to its new USB-C-enabled iPhones or ...
If the thought of buying an iPhone 5 and then having to shell out a further £25 for the Lightning to 30-pin Adapter – just to use your own speaker dock – has left a bitter taste, prepare for some ...
you'll need either a Lightening to USB adapter or Lightning to USB-C adapter, depending on the port the drive uses This ...
Apple today announced a long-overdue update of its flagship Mac accessories lines, switching them from the proprietary Lightning standard and giving them USB-C ports instead. The new versions of ...
However, Apple doesn't sell a USB-A to USB-C cable for wired CarPlay with an iPhone 15 or newer. Instead, it recommends you buy a USB-C to Lightning adapter, connect that to your iPhone ...
A MagSafe charger that can top up your iPhone 16 battery faster than the previous model is on sale. A one-meter version has ...
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