Apple may be dumping the 30-pin dock connector in future iOS devices for a smaller component as the company looks to make more room inside iPhones, iPads, and iPods for larger batteries and other ...

The Apple iPod Hi-Fi comes with a 30-pin connector. An adapter is needed to use a modern iOS deivce with it. The Lightning to 30-pin adapter is handy if you have an older accessory you like to use ...

Apple is working on a smaller dock connector for the next iPhone, according to a report. The Cupertino, Calif., company is planning on ditching its 30-pin connector that works with the iPhone ...

Apple's Lightning connector is becoming more ubiquitous now that it's been out for well over year, but Apple is still tied to its older 30-pin connector. Home Apple ...

The Apple device contains the socket, and the cable or docking station has the plug. In 2012, the original 30-pin analog+digital interface was replaced with the 8-pin all-digital Lightning connector.

We all owned multiple 30-pin charging cables and accessories. When the iPhone 5 shipped in 2012, Apple did its best to assuage concerns by offering a free 30-pin connector-to-lighting port plug ...

Apple has discontinued its $29 Lightning to 30-pin Adapter and has removed the accessory from its website as of this week. The Lightning to ...

Because Apple’s Lightning to 30-pin adapter doesn’t support video output, you’d need an earlier iOS device to make full use of its features. Once Apple ships Lightning to HDMI cables, ...

A 30-pin connector to-Lightning adapter is available from Apple for $29. Also available is a $39 7.8-inch cable with a Lightning connector at one end and 30-pin connector port at the other ...

And by the way, the Apple 30-pin cable sucked for the same reason. It was particularly infuriating on the 2nd and 3rd-generation iPad, ...