
Using Apple’s woefully short in-box Lightning cable makes for difficult charging. But there’s a really easy solution: get a longer one. This cable is ten feet long, and approved by Apple.
The extra reach finally makes it possible to use your iPhone in bed or your iPad at your desk. In addition, this cable has a braided-nylon exterior, which makes it durable and almost impossible to tangle. However, it does coil nicely for transportation, and the wire inside is made from oxygen-free copper for speedy charging and data transfer.
The cable also comes with MFi certification — Apple’s method of ensuring quality — so it is guaranteed to work with all Lightning devices. It even has an in-built chip and a unique serial number to prove it. You can order the cable now for $19.99 with free shipping, which is 33 percent off the standard price.

Love Rdio? Love your Amazon Fire TV or Fire TV Stick? Here’s some good news: You can now combine the two.
The streaming service has been on Amazon’s Fire tablets and phone for a while. Now it’s reached the rest of the Amazon Fire family.
The app brings single-touch Rdio playback to the devices and lets you easily access customized and curated stations. It also has all the obvious features you’d expect from a player like search and the ability to favorite, shuffle and repeat songs.
It’s available now in the US, Germany, the UK and Austria.
➤ Rdio
Read next: Rdio’s CEO doesn’t fear Apple Music, but he probably should

Love Rdio? Love your Amazon Fire TV or Fire TV Stick? Here’s some good news: You can now combine the two.
The streaming service has been on Amazon’s Fire tablets and phone for a while. Now it’s reached the rest of the Amazon Fire family.
The app brings single-touch Rdio playback to the devices and lets you easily access customized and curated stations. It also has all the obvious features you’d expect from a player like search and the ability to favorite, shuffle and repeat songs.
It’s available now in the US, Germany, the UK and Austria.
➤ Rdio
Read next: Rdio’s CEO doesn’t fear Apple Music, but he probably should




