USB (Universal Serial Bus) cables are everywhere, with the type-C gaining . If you’ve ever needed to fast charge anything, from smartphones to tablets, to cameras and even newer laptops, you ...

USB ports come in various types and versions, each designed for different applications and with varying data transfer rates and power delivery capabilities. Here's an overview of the most common ...

Different devices have different types of USB ports. These are generally split into three types: USB 3.1, USB 3.2, and Thunderbolt 3 (the latter mainly found on Apple computers).

The USB Implementers Forum has introduced new logos to use with USB-C cables that support USB4 and the upcoming 240W charging standards it introduced earlier in 2021, in an aim to simplify buying ...

Android phones have used various charger types, from Mini-USB to the now-ubiquitous USB-C. Here's a brief history of the cables you've got stuffed in a drawer.

Specifically, the USB-IF calls USB-PD’s support for transferring 100 to 240 watts of electricity “Extended Power Range” or EPR, with the main requirement being that the cable can handle five ...

But the USB-IF’s reasoning is that if it were to be completely consistent, and brand USB 2.0 ports as “USB 480Mbps,” then it’d risk confusing customers who might see the branding next to a ...