A mock-up of what the new dock connector might look like. (Courtesy Blackpool Creative.) The next version of the iPhone is expected to have a 19-pin dock connector, a drastic change that could disrupt ...
The company's current iPhones have a 30-pin port. The smaller connector will make room for the headphone jack on the bottom of the device. CNET contributor Don Reisinger is a technology columnist who ...
There has been a lot of speculation that Apple is getting ready to abandon the 30-pin connector that Apple has used on iPods, the iPhone and the iPad for nearly a decade. Reuters is throwing its ...
The idea of Apple ditching the current 30-pin iPhone connection in favor of something smaller has been floating around for some time. Now, Reuters is reporting that ...
A new dock connector design for Apple products has been bandied about for quite some time, but it's now beginning to look like the rumors are true. John Biggs at TUAW's sister site TechCrunch reports ...
Apple is indeed planning to replace its current 30-pin dock connector on its iDevices with a new, 19-pin connector when it launches the next iPhone this fall. That’s according to two unnamed sources ...
Reuters adds its voice to the continuous next-generation iPhone rumor-mill, saying that the next-generation Apple smartphone will feature a smaller dock connector. The report goes on to say that the ...
Joining earlier claims that Apple plans to shrink the dock connector on its next iPhone, Reuters reported on Monday that Apple's sixth-generation handset will feature a 19-pin port. The change will ...
We have written before about why we believe that Apple will adopt a 19-pin dock connector for the next iPhone, but a curious report this morning suggests that, instead, Apple will get by with only ...
Expanding the company’s line of 1.125-inch minifast connector line to handle even more applications is the addition of a 19-pin connector. The 19-pin minifast connector handles up to 300V at 4A and is ...
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