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USB, or Universal Serial Bus, is a widely used standard for connecting devices and transferring data between computers, peripherals, and other electronic devices. First introduced in the mid-1990s, USB has evolved through several iterations, with USB 3.0 and USB-C offering faster data transfer speeds and enhanced power delivery capabilities. The versatility of USB allows for a range of applications, including charging devices, connecting printers, external storage, and audio/video interfaces.

USB Type C charger for every device in EU

All the new devices in European Union will use USB-C. Here’s why

Surakshya Acharya - December 30, 2024

The European Commission has made the Common Charger Directive official, which was approved back in October 2022. This means starting December 28, 2024, all...

What if ThunderBolt 3 merged with USB to form USB 4?

GadgetByte - March 5, 2019

USB 4 isn't just a myth but should soon be a reality. It will merge current speeds of a ThunderBolt 3 standard with all...

“USB 3.2 Gen 2×2” standard doubles transfer speeds but everyone is going nuts over...

GadgetByte - February 28, 2019

So, the new USB 3.2 Gen 2x2 is out, and it's fast. How fast you ask? 20Gbps fast, that's half of what Thunderbolt 3...