At the Apple Event, Apple usually doesn't disclose what are the charging speeds for the new iPhones and we usually have to find it out by ourselves. Today, ShrimpApplePro discovered a new certification in China showing the official charging speeds.

Before the release of the iPhone 15 Series, it was heavily speculated that the iPhone 15 Pro variants would have better transfer and charging speeds. Well, it turns out to be true as Apple just published a support document regarding the USB-C ports.

During the Apple Event, it was revealed that the iPhone 15 series is indeed the first in the lineup to have a USB-C port and charging cable. As such, we can expect some new cable accessories by Apple with a hefty price tag and here's what we can find.

The rumours of the iPhone 15 series having a USB C port are getting stronger. In this latest news, a leaker posted a few details of what we can expect about Apple's own USB C cable. This includes the cables that won't have MFi (made for iPhone) restrictions as previously feared.

The Nothing brand is well known for producing devices with transparent designs. Well, this one takes the cake. Carl Pei just simply posted a new USB C cable on his Twitter without any context but one thing is for sure - it looks pretty cool. 

Today, the USB Promoter Group announced a newly updated specification for the USB4 Version 2.0. It's currently in development and when ready, the technology is capable of transferring speeds twice as fast as the current USB4 of up to 80Gbps.

Previously, the European Committee (EC) voted for all devices to use USB-C ports. Now they have decided to carry out another enforcement - better phones and tablets battery life and spare parts. According to sources, draft proposals have already been published this week.

Besides the annual Apple Event in September showcasing the new iPhones, there could be another one in October showing the new iPads and Macs. We won't be surprised if that was the case since it usually happens, but here's everything that you need to know about the October Apple showcase.

Back when we reviewed the first Razer Kishi game controller, it was a unique plug-and-play device that could only be used by certain devices and only play certain games (most of which were rather old). Fast forward to 2022 and we now have the Razer Kishi V2 game controller.

Does the Razer Kishi V2 manage to solve most of the flaws of the original Razer Kishi? Is it a USB Type C game controller you should pick up? Find out in our full review of the Razer Kishi V2 below.

The global situation has caused many to change the way they work. While many people still have to be out and about, there are plenty who are stuck at home. In either case, having a monitor could be of help to you and Dell has a few new ones coming our way.