We live in a multi-faceted and multi-pronged age. Even if you only buy Apple devices, you’ve still got connectors for Lightning cables, USB, Micro-USB, and even wireless connections to help keep all ...

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Mophie’s Wireless Charging Dual Pad isn’t as good as AirPower would have been, but it’s actually available. Photo: Mophie After giving up on creating the AirPower charger, which could have charged ...

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For its final CES 2024 launch, Satechi has unveiled its 145W USB-C 4-Port Travel Charger with international adapters. The accessory is a GaN charger with a compact design and plenty of power for all ...

Anyone invested in the Apple ecosystem will have had to confront the need for multiple USB-C ports when they're home and away, with iPhones, iPads, and Macs all vying for the connectivity these days.

When you’re traveling or out and about, a single USB-C adapter is never enough. You probably need at least two USB-C ports—one for your iPhone and the other to charge your MacBook, iPad, or other ...

How many devices do you have in your home or small business that need charging on a regular basis? For many, that number is growing, as folks who can afford them own computers, smartphones, tablets, ...

Apple's pair of dual-output USB-C are shipping, and are well-suited for many of your daily devices. Surprisingly, Apple had a few hardware announcements up its sleeve at WWDC this year. Most attention ...

Apple today started selling several new multi-device charging accessories from OtterBox and Zens for the iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch, and AirPods. The accessories are currently available for shipping in ...

Apple devices have the charging circuitry to be able to figure out how much power you are giving them. This means they’ll charge faster if you give them more power – up to a point. (Jim Rossman/TNS) ...