Apple’s shift to USB-C for the iPhone 15 is a welcome relief. But there are some cords you should steer clear of, says columnist Jennifer Jolly.

The new iPhone 15 models require a USB-C cable to charge, a departure from a decade of iPhones that relied on Lightning cables.

Keep your iPhone charged up anywhere, anytime with the right cable. IF YOU'RE a part of the Apple fam, you know that almost nothing in its catalog is cheap. The best version of the iPhone 14, in ...

The iPhone 15 is heavily rumored to ditch Apple’s proprietary Lightning charger in favor of USB-C charging, marking a milestone for the company by adopting universal charging.

As we await Apple’s iPhone 15 announcement, juicy charging cable rumors keep spicing up the month. The latest tidbit adds to the number of ways Apple might be improving its charging cords ...

Macworld Charging cords have a way of looking like a spaghetti explosion, no matter how organized you think you are. That’s why the MagStack Duo is a homerun. For a limited time, you can grab this ...

In retrospect, it’s a little hard to believe that Apple only made five iPhone models that used the original charging port. Launched 16 years ago, the original iPhone used the same 30-pin ...

Nomad’s Universal Cable for Apple Watch can charge two devices from a power outlet, MacBook, and even an iPhone.

You can charge an iPhone and an Apple Watch wirelessly, so it seems logical that you'd be able to use the watch's charger on your phone. Does it actually work?

Jan Stryjak, associate director at Counterpoint Research, speculates that Apple will eradicate the Lightning cable and switch all future iPhone models to USB-C charging.

Apple says that you can use wireless Qi chargers with the iPhone 16e and it's true, but isn't MagSafe and that causes problems.