The iPhone 15's expected move to USB-C this year may motivate a large number of Android users to switch phones, according to a survey conducted by SellCell.. SellCell asked over 1,000 iPhone users ...

Apple's latest smartphone, the iPhone 15, ditches Lightning in favor of USB-C. And with the switch in ports, Backbone confirmed its USB-C mobile game controller originally made for Android, will ...

Backbone has announced that its mobile gaming controllers with USB-C, which currently supports Android phones, is getting an update to support both Android and iPhone 15. This follows today’s ...

With the adoption of USB-C in the iPhone 15 series, though, this changes, and we already have the proof that Apple’s devices can share power with Android phones.

Apple announced iOS 26 at WWDC 2025, and the new iPhone update comes with a fresh new 'Liquid Glass' look and plenty of features - and there are loads of iOS 26 supported devices, which is great news.

Existing iPhone owners are already complaining about Apple's switch to USB-C on the iPhone 15, but there are real benefits for Android users.

USB-C first made its way to Apple hardware on the Retina MacBook in 2015. Now USB-C is on every Mac and new iPad. New iPhones have used USB-C charging on the power adapter end for years now.

The most impactful iPhone 15 rumor comes via 9to5Mac, which claims that the transition to USB-C will see Apple equip the iPhone 15 range with charging speeds of up to 35W. While this is still ...

For his next frankensteinian creation, Ken has converted an Android phone to use a Lightning port. The device started life as a Samsung Galaxy A51 and it had a standard issue USB-C 2.0 port.