Since iOS 16, Apple has supported Nintendo's Joy-Con and Pro Controller, meaning you can connect them to your iPhone or iPad in just a few seconds. Using Joy-Cons gives you the tactile feel and ...

A Nintendo Switch Joy-Con adapter that allows players to use the ... is an engineer who uploaded his design as a free, 3D-printable download. Vasquez tells Polygon that the idea for the one ...

You can, for instance, attach them to both sides of the Switch, use them with the Joy-Con grip, or hold one in each hand. Now, a new 3D printed grip even allows you to use both Joy-Cons in one hand.

The versatility of the Nintendo Switch and its Joy-Con controllers is one of the console’s greatest strengths. An engineer named Julio Vazquez has taken that idea even further to create a 3D ...

One of the latest projects to ask crowd-sourced funding site Kickstarter for cash is 3D printed iPad case maker Fresh Fiber—which wants your money to help start an e-commerce store where users ...

A video producer with a 3D printer has been creating and selling a range of iBook G3 iPad conversions – that is, a genuine iBook G3 case modified to hold a 10.9-inch iPad Air or 11-inch iPad Pro ...

not merely "3D blueprints." Genki's model also includes a second USB-C port atop the system, Numerama reports, as well as a mysterious C button underneath the home button on the right Joy-Con.

Even since iOS 16, you can pair your Joy-Con controllers to your iPhone and iPad for gaming, and it only takes a few seconds to do. Read more: Best Controllers and Accessories for Xbox Cloud ...

Nintendo Switch gamers with access to a 3D printer may be interested in a new single Joy-Con Grip which has been created by Thingiverse member “manabun”. If you would like to 3D print your ...