So you’ve seen the olloclip for iPhone 5, however, you can’t get the iPhone 5, and settle on the next best thing (that isn’t a smartphone), the iPod touch 5th generation. But you really want to be able to take pictures using the olloclip alongside the iPod touch’s new and improved 5MP camera, but it isn’t available for your device. No more!…
You may remember right after the iPhone 5 announcement, and the introduction of the new Lightning port, there was a report that the Lightning cables used in Apple’s devices would require a specialized chip (which was replicated shortly after). Not too long after people showed discontent with Apple, it was announced that 3rd party cables would be able to…
Much of the tech world was pretty darn annoyed when Apple announced the iPhone 5 with Lightning last year. Not because of the device itself, but more because of the fact that it made all of our old 30-pin iPhone docks useless. What’s worse for the dock loving community is that Apple has never offered a replacement or solution to lack of an official iPhone…
12-watt power adapter So you get your new iPad mini, you take it out of the box, and…it has the 5-watt power wall adapter instead of the 12-watt one that is supposed to be coming with the 4th generation iPad. It is true, the new iPad mini is shipping with the “slower charging” 5-watt adapter. This was confirmed by someone able to get their hands on…
In its iPad mini event last Tuesday, Apple hardly shined the spotlight on its brand new 12W power adapter that is now available for many iOS devices. And with good reason, I mean, it’s not the most astounding new piece of technology, is it? Nevertheless, Insanely Great Mac has posted a video on YouTube showing the difference between the new charging device…
With Apple choosing to put an “authentication” chip inside all Lightning-related accessories, it should come as no surprise people immediately tried cloning it. While some claim to have already done so, Apple is continuing to beef up security on the chip. Not many are happy with Apple’s way of connecting the iPhone 5 and other Lightning-sporting devices…
As soon as speculation began regarding Apple’s switch to a smaller dock connector, people who’d spent loads of cash on “Made for iPhone/iPod” accessories started complaining. “Now all my docks will be redundant!” Apple knew that and – as any sensible company who doesn’t like annoying its customers would – offered a solution: the 30-pin to Lightning…
Thanks to a report from The Verge, we now know that Apple is planning on supporting video out from its new Lightning connector. The capabilities of the new, smaller connector were thrown in to doubt when it was realized that the 30-pin to Lightning adapter wouldn’t support video. Cupertino has designed and is planning to release an adapter to connect…
We just talked about the iPhone’s dock connecter earlier today, and here is some pleasing news to go along with it. A report from iMore is saying that Apple will be releasing an adapter alongside the new iPhone that should allow users to connect the device to current generation accessories that take advantage of the 30-pin dock connecter. iMore…
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