An independent engineer known for modifying Apple products today revealed a new accessory that adds a fully functional USB-C ...

What’s happened? Swiss engineer Ken Pillonel has created an iPhone case which brings USB-C connectivity to older iPhones with ...

Ken Pillonel already had a viral hit years ago with a USB-C conversion for an iPhone. Now comes a real product.

Hardware prototyping consultant Ken Pillonel has created a transparent AirPods Pro charging case with a repairable design using 3D printing technology and transparent SLA resin, as part of his ...

A new iPhone case from engineer Ken Pillonel lets anyone add a USB-C port to an older Lightning iPhone, with no disassembly required. Pillonel is best known for creating the first USB-C iPhone in ...

Ken Pillonel has a history of developing clever projects that add USB-C support to gadgets that have less common, outdated port types.

Tech enthusiast Ken Pillonel, renowned for his pioneering USB-C port installation on iPhone X, tackles Apple AirPods Pro's dismal repairability with a 3D-printed kit, enabling repairs and ...

The engineer who beat Apple by creating the first USB-C iPhone has now evolved his work into a phone case that switches the Lightning port on older iPhones to USB-C. Ken Pillonel’s latest ...

We've seen Pillonel tackle the challenge of Apple's difficult-to-repair AirPods before when he took a broken pair of broken and revamped them with the addition of a USB-C cable. That was a joke ...

But thanks to Pillonel's work, you don't have to wait for Apple. Before you watch Pillonel's new video, you need to watch the clip where he shows how to make your own 3D-printed AirPods Pro case ...

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