iPhone Lightning cables aren’t cheap, but if you look in the right places, you can find good-quality options for less than you would pay in the Apple Store. You just bought a new iPhone 5s or ...

My desk at home has a lightning cable on it that is permanently attached to my computer. It's an easy matter to charge an iPhone as required. Normally when I travel I'll wind up Apple's white ...

The market for third-party Lightning cables for the iPhone is massive, and it's growing by the day. In fact, I don't think a week goes by when I'm not sent a pitch for some new "wonder cable" that ...

The iPhone 5 is expected to be released today and with it a new iPhone charger cable that might be called “Lightning,” according to a report. For months, we’ve been hearing that Apple ...

Macworld iPhones are built to last a long time, which means that there are a lot of Lightning-equipped iPhones still in use, ...

Ahead, iPhone users can shop a variety of Lightning chargers at up to 70% off their typical price tag. Triton 3-in-1 Cable, now on sale for $9.99 ...

Lightning cables aren't obsolete just yet. iPhone 14 (released in 2022) will receive hardware and service support for up to seven years or until parts run out, according to Apple's support page ...

Apple Inc.'s AAPL embrace of the USB-C cable with the iPhone 15 might have been a forced decision, but users with Lightning cables might have to look for a dongle yet again.

Here's why Under new EU rules, Apple will have to decide the fate of its Lightning cable. Written by Jada Jones, Editor Oct. 11, 2022 at 6:45 a.m. PT Image: Getty Images ...

Another reminder of the dangers of borrowing USB cables arrived over the weekend, with the news that an adapted iPhone Lightning cable that enables remote hacking of connected devices is now on sale.

The cheaper iPhone 11 series includes the 5W charger and corresponding USB-A cable. It’s not clear if Apple will move to Lightning to USB-C cables for every model this year.

At the same time, Lightning now faces the limitations of the technology. The connector used in the iPhone is still based on the USB 2.0 standard, which is much slower than USB 3.0.