Fed up with Apple's Lightning port nonsense? A Swiss designer has beaten Apple to the USB-C punch with an ingenious solution ...

Ken Pillonel already had a viral hit years ago with a USB-C conversion for an iPhone. Now comes a real product.

An independent engineer known for modifying Apple products today revealed a new accessory that adds a fully functional USB-C ...

A new iPhone case from engineer Ken Pillonel lets anyone add a USB-C port to an older Lightning iPhone, with no disassembly ...

It supports MagSafe, data transfers, CarPlay, and fast charging.

Even if you're still hanging on to an older iPhone, you can finally use just one cable to charge all your gear thanks to this ...

The iPh0n3 USB-C Protection Case from OBSOLESS is an ultra-thin case that adds a USB-C port to your older iPhone with a ...

OBSOLESS has launched a new iPhone case that can add a USB-C port to older Lightning models, here are the details.

Lightning could only transmit 480 Mbps, while USB-C can go to 40 Gbps — almost 85 times faster data transfer. Lightning could only carry a maximum of 20W, while USB-C can handle 240W.

The iPhone 15 is heavily rumored to ditch Apple’s proprietary Lightning charger in favor of USB-C charging, marking a milestone for the company by adopting universal charging.

The USB-C charging standard is faster at transferring data than Lightning, and there may even be some cool perks, like the ability to plug your phone directly into an external display to look at ...

Four phones, not a Lightning port in sight — Apple is all in on USB-C. To make the transition easier, Apple is now selling a bunch of predictably expensive new cables and dongles.