Macworld Apple’s Beats brand has a habit of one-upping its parent company with products that are a little less restrictive, a ...

Apple's Beats brand today shared a new ad in its ongoing Pill People series, this time highlighting the various USB-C cables ...

It’s almost double the size of an Apple USB-C to USB-A adapter, the cable is slightly thicker ... As soon as I connected the adapter to a high-speed HDMI cable (I use this one) and my iPad Pro, my TV ...

Unfortunately, Apple didn’t make a first-party USB-A to USB-C cable for this situation. Instead, the company sells a $29 USB-C to Lightning adapter as its official solution. My advice?

However, it is exactly on par with Apple’s own USB-C to USB-C cable on wattage and transfer rates. That leaves Beats Cables as a good pick for folks who just love the brand and want something ...

Apple sells its own range of USB ... You can either connect direct to a USB-C monitor, or use a USB-C to either DisplayPort or HDMI adapter. The sixth USB-C port can handle 100W of PD 3.0 power ...

This Android appearance is alongside several other device types, as Apple and Beats are advertising these cables as ...