It can transfer data faster—pushing Lightning’s 0.48Gbps to up to 120Gbps. Apple’s iPhone 15 and 16 have a USB-C port, replacing the old trusty but proprietary Lightning cable that has been ...

That means depending on what USB-C cable you buy, your iPhone's charging rate and data transfer speeds may vary from optimal to good enough to painfully slow. Fortunately, I've connected with ...

Quick Start lets you transfer data wirelessly or via a USB cable to a new device, simply turn on the new phone and bring your old device close to get started. You can also restore your iPhone from ...

Apple’s Thunderbolt cables aren’t something we usually recommend because they’re just so expensive, but they’re hard to pass ...

Now, you may be thinking, why do I need fast data-transfer speeds? It's just my iPhone-charging cable. Transferring large files to your iPhone isn't something every user needs. But the included ...

Leaving the iPhone to embrace the Android platform doesn't have to be a headache. Google makes it easy to transfer your data, including importing your contacts, using a cable or a wireless connection.

and deregistering the iPhone. What data you can transfer (e.g., contacts, photos, videos) depends on the method used: cable or wireless. There are plenty of reasons why you'd want to make a change ...