The 30-pin connector we've been using to connect our iPhones, iPads, and iPods to Macs and peripherals is on the way out. On the way in: A new connector Apple calls Lightning. Here's how it works ...

I'm a huge fan of the 20-pin USB-C magnetic adapter that allows me to charge my MacBook Pro without the risk of damaging the port. Now these adapters have just got better.

Nearly a month after they were announced, Apple's adapters for using older, 30-pin accessories with the latest iPhone and iPod models are available. We've been testing them for compatibility; here ...

Then, I was introduced to 20-pin USB-C magnetic adapters. These were the perfect replacement for the MagSafe connector on the MacBook and MacBook Pro, or as a way to add a no-compromise magnetic ...

Ahead of this week's iPhone 5 launch, third-party adapters for Apple's new Lightning connector have begun to appear online. In addition, the new iPod touch and nano can also be preordered from Amazon.

Seasonic officially calls the new connector the "Nvidia 12-pin PCIe Molex Micro-Fit 3.0 Connector", which suggests this is the very same proprietary connector designated for the next-generation ...