Leaked images show braided USB-C to Lightning cable for 2020 iPhones. Here’s everything you need to know about this.

VESA today announced that the DisplayPort 2.0 specifications are going to be part of USB4/USB-C which will bring some impressive video throughput to bear. We can expect support for up to 16K displays as well as a massive 80Gbps of data throughput.

Right now, if you’re plugging in a smartphone, you’re probably using a Lightning or USB-C cable. But that choice is still too much for European lawmakers who now want phones, tablets, and other devices to all use the same way of charging.

USB4 with 40Gpbs transfer speed is ready for a mass rollout to consumers. Here’s everything you need to know about this.

The 2019 iPhone 11 is likely to come with a USB-C wall charger in the box as confirmed by yet another report. Here are the details.

Here’s how to add MagSafe-like charging to your iPhone, iPad, Android and even new MacBook charger using this magnetic cable.

USB4 devices are expected to be coming in late 2020, with supporting speeds of up to 40Gbps. Here are all the details.

According to a new report, 2019 iPhones will likely ship with the fast 18W charging adapter and Lightning to USB-C charging cable that current iPad Pro models also ship with.

Those hoping that the 2019 iPhones will ship with USB-C connectors look set to be disappointed, if a new report turns out to be accurate.

iPod touch 7 and 2019 iPhone with USB-C port are reportedly in development according to new rumors. Here’s what we know about this so far.

Accessory maker Satechi is already well known for its existing USB-C docks and such, and the company has taken advantage of the ongoing CES event to announce two new power adapters – one a dual-port charger and the other a four-port travel charger.

We now finally have not one, but two companies announcing their own USB-C-to-Lightning cables, joining Apple’s official cable as the only (certified) ones on the market. Both Belkin and Griffin have taken the wraps off their own cables during CES 2019.