Just One Lonely Product Still Uses Apple’s Lightning Connector—Can You Guess Which One?

Here is a 165-word summary of the news article: Apple has gradually moved most of its accessories, like the Magic Keyboard, Magic Mouse, and Magic Trackpad, to the USB-C connector. However, one Apple product has surprisingly remained on the company's proprietary Lightning connector - the iPod Touch. The iPod Touch was first introduced in 2007, over a decade ago, and has been the only Apple product to still use the Lightning port in recent years. As the tech giant has transitioned the rest of its device lineup to USB-C, the aging iPod Touch has stubbornly held onto the older Lightning standard. This seems an unusual decision, as Apple has pushed for industry-wide adoption of USB-C across smartphones, tablets, and computers. The continued use of Lightning on the iPod Touch stands out, especially as Apple phases it out from its other accessories. It remains to be seen how long the company will maintain this lone holdout on the dated connector.