Your Google Pixel's USB port does more than charge – here's what else it can do

Your Pixel's USB-C port can do much more than charge the battery. Its hidden hardware features can expand what you do with ...

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 ...

Your computer can get internet through USB — here's how to set it up

Learn three ways to connect your computer to the internet using USB ports, including adapters and phone tethering.

How To Transfer Data From Your iPhone To A USB Flash Drive

Backing up your iPhone to a USB drive is a great way to transfer files between devices and make sure your files are safe.

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 ...

Why All Of Your Devices Use USB-C Ports Now

USB-C has emerged as the de facto standardized charging and data cable connector. Why did this take place, and what are the ...

Addlink P50 review: A versatile USB flash drive hiding SSD might

The versatile Addlink P50 Type-A and Type-C USB thumb drive SSD writes small data sets fine, but took nearly two hours to ...

Anker’s new desktop docking station has a removable USB-C hub you can take with you

The Anker Nano Docking Station is available through the company’s website for $149.99 or at Amazon, where it’s currently ...

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.