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

A new iPhone case from engineer Ken Pillonel lets anyone add a USB-C port to an older Lightning iPhone, with no disassembly ...

It supports MagSafe, data transfers, CarPlay, and fast charging.

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

Ken Pillonel's latest project is an iPhone case that adds USB-C connectivity to older Apple devices. Designed to bridge the ...

Even if you're still hanging on to an older iPhone, you can finally use just one cable to charge all your gear thanks to this ...

Robotics engineer Ken Pillonel, known for creating a makeshift USB-C iPhone and AirPods, has revealed his next project. The modding wunderkind has deconstructed Apple’s AirPods Pro case and ...

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

Ken Pillonel has a history of developing clever projects that add USB-C support to gadgets that have less common, outdated ...

The ‌iPhone‌ was modified by Ken Pillonel, a robotics student who shared a video explaining how he did it. Since the video was posted on November 1, it's garnered over 600,000 views and has ...

And it just sold for a cool $86,000. Last month, robotics student Ken Pillonel posted a short video showing a USB-C iPhone mod that he painstakingly built using an iPhone X and a custom circuit board.

After creating the world's first iPhone with a working USB-C port in 2021, engineer Ken Pillonel has now flipped the script for his next project: an Android phone with a Lightning connector.