A Bluetooth adapter that turns any 30-pin iPod speaker dock into a wireless speaker system for iOS or Android devices The auris is a Bluetooth audio receiver that connects into most 30-pin iPod ...

Pyle introduced the BlueReach (model PBTR70), a 30-pin Bluetooth Adapter that plugs into any iPod speaker dock, making it wireless capable for streaming from any Bluetooth-enabled smartphone or tablet ...

The CableJive dockBoss Air transforms any 30-pin audio accessory into a Bluetooth A2DP audio accessory. When Apple switched the connector on their iPhone and iPad to a smaller Lightning connector, a ...

A Kickstarter success story, the auris is an ultra compact Bluetooth adapter that promises to bring current iOS device compatibility to docks using Apple's now defunct 30-pin standard, equipment some ...

Now that you’ve upgraded to the latest iOS devices, you’re probably wondering what to do with all your old 30-pin speaker docks. You could get a $30 Lightning to 30-pin adapter from Apple and continue ...

I'm trying to solve my car audio woes. I have a 2007 Volvo S60R with an iMIV adapter in the trunk, which gives me an aux input and a 30 pin input for an old iPhone. I currently have a Samsung Galaxy ...

With one cable and an adapter users can charge the iPhone 5, iPad mini, iPad with 30 pin dock connector and a host of Micro USB devices like Bluetooth headsets and Android phones. The Innergie Magic ...

Pricing for Apple's new iOS device accessories has been revealed, and the Lightning to 30-pin Adapter will cost $29, a Lightning USB cable is $39, and the new EarPods are sold separately for $29. The ...

Generic versions of Apple's new 30-pin adapter, which was officially unveiled last week along with the iPhone 5 and new iPods, are already showing up online. Lance Whitney is a freelance technology ...

The changes to Maps in iOS 6 may have gotten the lion’s share of negative coverage since the iPhone 5 debuted. But back on September 12, when the company announced the latest iPhone and iPod models, ...

Managing Editor Josh Goldman is a laptop expert and has been writing about and reviewing them since built-in Wi-Fi was an optional feature. He also covers almost anything connected to a PC, including ...