To help differentiate the speeds, USB-IF also implemented logos, which manufacturer can only use by passing a certification to prove a cable matches the promised specs. In September 2017 ...

It looks like a regular USB thumb drive but has a connector at each end. One of the connectors is a classic USB A, while the other is an Apple Lightning connector, used on all iPhones and non-pro ...

USB Type-A The original and most recognizable USB connector. Typically found on computers, laptops, and some chargers. Supports all USB versions (USB 1.0 to USB 3.2). USB Type-B Less common ...

In brief: Identifying which USB standard is being used can be a pain for users looking to purchase cables or docking stations. Terms like "USB 3.2 Gen 2" leave people scratching their heads due to ...

a new USB 3.2 host must be used with a new USB 3.2 device and the appropriate certified USB Type-C™ cable. For more information, visit www.usb.org. About the USB-IF The non-profit USB Implementers ...

The USB 3.2 Gen2X1 transceiver IP supports all USB 3.2 Gen2X1 host and peripheral applications up to 10Gbps. It conforms with the standards of UTMI+ and PIPE4.0. The USB 3.2 Gen2X1 IP contains ...

While we're barely into 2025, Apple's legendary iPhone 15 series is already breaking barriers as it barrels away from 2012's Lightening connector to the USB-C connector used by Android phones and ...