Are there any alternatives to Apple's overpriced Lightning to 30-pin adapters, the cheapest of which is an extortionate $29? Yes, there are, but you might have a hard time finding one. I've had ...

Apple’s Lightning to 30-pin Adapter has its own DAC (Digital-to-Analogue Converter ... Of course if you just want to charge your iPhone 5, or attach via USB, there’s a Lightning to Micro USB Adapter ...

Before designing my own pogo pin adapter, I made Fiddy ... that were already on my workbench: 30 AWG Kynar wire 5-minute epoxy Solder Any random “FTDI” USB to serial converter For this ...

[Joonas] became frustrated with cheap but crappy MIDI to USB converters ... the most recent being the Beaglebone Pin-Toggling Torture Test and from earlier, How to Turn A PC On With a Knock ...

It was the only adapter in the $20 price range to complete the testing at our long-range test location; the other six USB adapters that completed all our tests cost between $30 and $90.

Remember 30-pin? Now we have Lightning. Remember USB-A? That's gone too ... you need to spend $50 on an adapter, and dongles like this $70 multiport adapter add unnecessary bulk to the devices ...

Lightning is one end of the cable, with USB Type A at the other. Introduced in 2012 with the iPhone 5 and new iPods, Lightning superseded the 30-pin dock connector that dates back to 2001.

In 2012, the original 30-pin analog+digital interface was ... To wire analog headphones people have to USB-C, a Type C-to-3.5mm adapter is used, which contains a digital-to-analog converter.

Apple’s speedy USB equivalent was a key feature of the ... And again, there were dongles: a standard Lightning to 30-pin adapter for $29, and a wired one for $39. The jury’s still out on ...

The latest update to Samsung Galaxy smartphones makes a change that could break Android Auto, but luckily it's pretty easy to ...

Beyerdynamic's reference studio headphones have been updated with new drivers that are easier to use outside of a studio.