Apple makes fantastic mobile products, but its flimsy Lightning-to-USB cable deteriorates too quickly. One of the most common problems faced by iPhone and iPad owners is a frayed Lightning connector. Surely there must be tougher, more rugged options? The obvious solution is to go back to the Apple store and claim the warranty (or AppleCare
Apple made the decision to remove the 3.5mm headphone jack starting with the iPhone 7 line back in 2016. And despite the doom and gloom from many tech pundits who saw the move as anti-consumer, iPhone sales continue to grow. While many iPhone fans have switched to wireless Bluetooth headphones, or even Apple’s own AirPods,
