Apple may offer a USB-C data transfer accessory cable for iPhone 15 Pro models that is capable of Thunderbolt or USB4 speeds of up to 40Gbps. That is the latest claim made by Kosutami, who posted ...

A cable with a USB-C plug at one or both ends often reveals little about what it’s capable of doing. Despite guidelines for labeling set by the USB-IF (the USB trade group) and Intel’s Thunderbolt ...

Apple will sell USB-C Thunderbolt cables for the iPhone 15 series, says leaker Kosutami on X (formerly Twitter). They claim this cable will be 0.8 metres long, support charging speeds of up to 150W ...

Apple has started selling a high-end certified 40 Gbps Thunderbolt cable that’s either a real bargain or ridiculously expensive, depending on your point of view (via The Verge). The braided $129 ...

On the heels of news that Apple could ship a USB 2.0 cable with iPhone 15 Pro, a new rumor suggests Apple may offer a small Thunderbolt cable as a separate purchase option. Apple is only weeks away ...

The new Apple computers with TB5 via USB-C are not yet on the market, but the matching connectors are already available. They are backwards compatible. Apple charges 79 euros for the new cable. It is ...

But how does this cable compare to other USB-C cables meeting the same power and data standards? This isn't even comparing Apples to oranges. You can get a 40 Gbps 240 W USB-C cable from Anker for $35 ...

iPhone 15's USB-C port could be a lot faster than a regular USB port. Photo: Ed Hardy/Cult of Mac/Pixabay/Pexels Apple will seemingly equip the USB-C port on the iPhone 15 Pro lineup with Thunderbolt ...

Good news for those hoping iPhone 15 Pro will support very high-speed data transfers: Images supposedly showing a Thunderbolt cable specifically for the iPhone 15 Pro and Pro Max just leaked out. This ...

Apple is reportedly shifting to USB Type-C with the iPhone 15 series due to EU regulations. Standard iPhone 15 models may have limited charging speeds with Apple-certified cables required. However, ...

One of the world’s least-exciting sentences is, “Let’s talk about technology standards!” But I promise I’m not digging down into wiring schematics, pinout diagrams, and 1,000-page protocol ...