The Apple Pencil has a number of incredibly useful features, but they may not all work with your iPhone or iPad. Here's what you need to know about each device.

If you have a first-generation Apple Pencil, you can charge it by plugging its Lightning connector right into the iPhone. If you have a USB-C Apple Pencil, you can use the iPhone 15’s reverse ...

Additionally, existing owners of the 1st generation Apple Pencil can get the USB-C to Apple Pencil adapter separately for $9. Apple updates: Apple is urging everyone to update iPhone and iPad iOS ...

Re-pair the Pencil by plugging in your 1st-gen Apple Pencil via its Lightning connector, or by placing your 2nd-gen Apple Pencil on the magnetic connector. When the pairing prompt appears, approve ...

Not so fast. It’s since emerged that the Pencil dongle is strictly limited in its usefulness. It cannot be used for any purposes other than connecting a 1st-gen Apple Pencil to a USB-C cable ...

Well, as we know, no such launch took place. One of the criticisms of the 10 th-gen iPad is that the connection of the first-generation Apple Pencil is inelegant, requiring a charging cable and ...

As for why I want to finally use Apple Pencil on an iPhone, I think the answers are obvious. Art's the thing. Back in 2009, talented digital artist Jorge Colombo drew a New Yorker magazine cover ...

How to charge and connect your Apple Pencil. ... The Apple Pencil doesn't work on an iPhone, no matter which Apple Pencil or iPhone model you have. If you want to use a stylus on your iPhone, ...

Following last month’s iPhone 15 and new AirPods Pro, Apple is continuing its transition to a fully USB-C world with a brand-new Apple Pencil that’s launching this November for $79.

The Apple Pencil is a neat tool for digital creativity, but the user experience is a bit blah when it comes to charging. You either have to plug it into an iPhone or iPad directly, or an iPhone ...

The Apple Pencil has a number of incredibly useful features, but they may not all work with your iPhone or iPad. Here's what you need to know about each device.