Apple to dump Lightning to please the EU
Testing USB-C because it honestly thinks it will make a difference
Fruit and nutty cargo cult Apple is looking at replacing its iPhone’s Lightning charging port with the more prevalent USB-C connector.
Apple set to ditch iPhone Lightning port
Shocking new cuts prove Apple can't conduct itself properly
Fruity cargo cult Apple has been progressively cutting functionality from its iPhones starting with the headphone plug, but now it seems that its policy of offering users less for more money is continuing.
MSI working on GTX 1080 Ti Lightning Z
Custom PCB and next-gen Tri-Frozr cooler
MSI is preparing a new flagship graphics card that will not only be a part of its Z lineup but also a part of the flagship Lightning series, the GTX 1080 Ti Lightning Z.
iPhone will not get a USB-C connection
That would be helpful for Apple fanboys
The fruity tax-dodging cargo cult Apple is not going to follow the trend towards USB-C on its coming iPhone 8.
Apple kills iPhone headphone socket
New cables for iPhone
It has been confirmed that Apple is going to force its beleaguered users to ditch their headphones in favour of more expensive wireless or Lightning sets.
MSI officially unveils the new GTX 980 Ti Lightning
Full custom design and plenty of features
Following recent teasers, MSI has now officialy announced its newest Geforce GTX 980 Ti Lightning series graphics card.
MSI teases the new GTX 980 Ti Lightning
High factory-overclock and custom design expected
MSI has released its first teaser for the upcoming Geforce GTX 980 Ti Lightning.
USB 3.1 Type C demonstrated
810 MB/s speeds and up - and it flips
It feels frustrating that Apple comes out with so many great technologies and one of the last ones is the Lightning connector. You would expect that this technology would be fast, but Apple is using USB 2.0 speeds. However, it uses a reversible connector that can be plugged in from either side.
MSI GTX 780 Ti Lightning pictured in detail
Not coming to retail
EU wants standard charger for all phones
Guess what, it’s not Lightning