Luckily, USB Power Delivery (USB PD) is a universal charging specification that allows you to sidestep the confusing and fragmented phone charger market altogether. Here’s everything that you ...

Mac is somewhat of a golden standard in the music production industry, yet somehow a lot of interfaces are missing non-USB connections. The Universal Audio Apollo Twin X DUO is here to change that ...

The Streaming Stick 4K gets you 4K UHD resolution ... which usually brings some new features, interface updates, and access to new content. It's easy to update your Roku when needed.

As you’d expect with a streamlined audio editing program, the interface is clean to the point of barren (at first glance, at least). But it’s very easy to customize and control appearance so ...

Using the USB-C cable, AirPods Max will become the only headphones that enable musicians to both create and mix in Personalized Spatial Audio with head tracking.1 By delivering lossless ...

Well, the $549 AirPods Max with USB-C anyway—sorry if you've got the older model with the Lightning connector. With the iOS 18.4 update that's coming in April, Apple is enabling lossless audio ...

Apple USB-C to 3.5 mm Audio Cable $39 at Apple The advantage of the AirPods Max with USB-C is that you can use the included USB-C charging cable to connect the headphones to your USB-C-equipped PC ...

Apple is restoring wired playback to the AirPods Max after removing it with the USB-C version last year. In addition to allowing users to use a cable again, the company is rolling out software support ...

The company says that a software update coming next month with iOS 18.4 will add lossless audio when using the included USB-C cable, as well as ultra-low latency audio. Apple says: With this ...

Following today's announcement of Lossless audio and Personalized Spatial Audio for the AirPods Max, Apple today released a USB-C to 3.5mm audio cable. The cable is designed for the ‌AirPods Max ...

A new firmware update coming in April will also include ultra low-latency for the $549 headphones. A new firmware update coming in April will also include ultra low-latency for the $549 headphones.

Apple is also – finally – bringing back a USB-C to 3.5mm audio cable to let you unlock listening in better quality with more devices. Yes, you'll need to get one of those, but if you wanted to ...