Nintendo Switch 2 allows third-party hardware like an iPhone to function as a webcam. YouTuber "Will It Work?" demonstrated the setup using USB-C to HDMI cables. Recycling old phones into webcams for ...

Maybe you’ve just picked up a Nintendo Switch 2 and want to try GameChat features with your friends in Mario Kart World, but can’t quite swing $55 for the official camera right now after plopping down ...

Apple published an extensive support document about the USB-C connector on the new iPhone 15 lineup (we should be receiving our new iPhones later this week at MacStories, so stay tuned for our ...

You will need a USB-C HDMI capture card (it recommends one for $14.99) and ideally a special tripod mount for the iPad and HDMI ... (Max) size. It makes much more sense to mount a smaller iPhone with ...

The Orion Video System is an HDMI iPad video display app by Lux, the makers of Halide camera. Using iPadOS 17’s new USB video class (UVC) feature, you can use a capture card to connect consoles ...

Shooting 4K60 ProRes video on an iPhone 15 Pro with just external storage or just an external microphone is easy. What's harder is doing it all at the same time. Here's what you need to do it.

The image shows iPhone 16 (non-Pro) cases with a cutout where the Capture button is expected to be. The interesting part is the text, which Google Translate tells us says: “It is said that the ...

But you’ll need one of them to “consolize” your iPhone. Anker Nylon USB-C to HDMI 4K cable ($26): Plug one end of this quality six-foot cable into your iPhone and the other end into your TV.

Instead, if you plug the cable into a USB-C to HDMI adapter, and that into an HDMI capture cable and hook the daisy chain into your Switch 2, your new console should recognize your phone as a camera.