Does It Matter Which USB Port You Use On Your Computer?

USB ports on your computer may have unique specifications that make them better or worse for the device you want to connect.

Your Google Pixel's USB Port Does More Than Charge – Here's What Else It Can Do

Pixel phones support USB charging, fast data transfer, and audio output. Only newer models like Pixel 8 and later offer wired ...

Why do some backpacks have USB ports on them?

Turns out those backpacks you see with USB ports serve a simple, but remarkably useful, purpose. Especially for anyone who is ...

How Many Devices Can One USB Port Handle?

Newer USB supports as many as 255 devices per port on paper, but motherboard restrictions, hub depth, and power needs keep ...

HDMI Vs. USB-C - Which Display Port Should You Use?

Debating over what display port you should use for your monitor? Here's what to know about HDMI and USB-C options and what ...
Macworld on MSN

Why the iPhone Air’s USB-C port is actually a technical marvel

The fact that Apple was able to shrink the iPhone Air to such an extent is due in part to the innovative process used to ...

What does a blue USB port mean? I learned the truth behind all the colors, and it's wild

Blue: Supporting USB 3.0 SuperSpeed technology and above, blue ports identify a device capable of fast data transfer: up to 5 Gbps (that's 5,000 Mbps) -- a significant jump from previous generations.
Ars Technica

What is the difference between front USB ports vs. The rear

This is more a general question but what is different on the FRONT USB ports on most OEM's pcs vs. the rear. Oftentimes, things like a USB stick or a external hard drive won't work up front, but the ...