In the case of the iPhone 5, Apple's not helping matters with its spec page for the Lightning to 30-pin dock adapters, specifically the mention of "iPod Out" not being supported.

A Kickstarter success story, the auris is an ultra compact Bluetooth adapter that promises to bring current iOS device compatibility to docks using Apple's now defunct 30-pin standard, equipment ...

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 ...

Even so, though, that 30-pin adapter won’t pass along video signals or iPod-out, so if you’ve got a vehicle that relies on additional information from the connector, you might be out of luck.

Along with it goes the 30-pin dock connector, marking a complete transition to the Lightning connector for Apple's entire mobile device fleet in exactly two years. The iPod classic was part of ...

A Bluetooth adapter that turns any 30-pin iPod speaker dock into a wireless speaker system for iOS or Android devices. The auris is a Bluetooth audio receiver that connects into most 30-pin iPod ...

The old 30-pin connector that Apple had been using on all iPods, iPads and iPhones since 2003 was able to send an analog signal out, which many cars, docks and other gadgets picked up to control ...

Apple’s next phone is said to shed the old 30-pin iPod connector in favor of a newer, smaller port. The Apple-obsessed Internet is officially scandalized by the not-yet-official decision.

The Lightning to 30-pin adapter is handy if you have an older accessory you like to use, such as a speaker dock. For example, I have an Apple iPod Hi-Fi that I use in my small home office.

Unreleased iPod Touch 5 With Chamfered Edges and 30-Pin Dock Connector Shared Online. Thursday June 10, 2021 2:05 am PDT by Tim Hardwick.

Also, with Apple ridding itself of the iPad 2 earlier this year, the iPhone 4S today and now the iPod classic, you can no longer buy a 30-pin device from Apple even though they’ll likely live on ...