The website reports that the Cupertino-based company won’t opt for either micro-USB or Thunderbolt ports to replace the 30-pin port, and it is unclear what type of connections Apple will use.

With the cheapest DAC on What Hi-Fi starting at £150 and topping out around the £500 mark, the £25 price and compact body suddenly don’t seem so bad. Of course if you just want to charge your iPhone 5 ...

In response to European Union regulations, Apple has made a significant change to its newly-revealed iPhone 15 models by replacing the familiar Lightning connector with the widely adopted USB-C port.

For nearly a decade, Apple’s go-to connector had been the 30-pin Dock Connector, which was positively gigantic — about four times the size of a standard Micro USB plug.

Macs like the MacBook Pro have ports that support both Thunderbolt and USB-C. But what if you have USB-A gear? Here's what you need to be able to plug your peripherals into the ports on your Mac.

Unveiled at the iPhone 5 event yesterday, Apple's new Lightning dock connector is much smaller and narrower than the standard 30-pin connector. It can also be plugged in either orientation.

iPhone Charger Apple have only used two different chargers for their iPhones. For iPhones released before 2012, they all use Apple’s old-school, 30-pin dock connector. Phones released after this or ...

Apple switched to its proprietary Lightning connector in 2012 with the iPhone 5, two years before the USB-C standard was finalised. At the time of introduction, Lightning offered several advantages ...

StarTech.com Black Apple 30-pin Dock Connector to Micro USB Adapter for iPhone / iPod / iPad with Stepped Connector ...