'USB-C' the new standard
The Universal Serial Bus USB 2.0 was launched 17 years to help and un-complicate the life of users like us who are not tech savvy enough to percolate through the user facilities. The USB interface was developed as a result of the need for a communications interface that was convenient to use and one that would support the higher data rates being required within the computer and peripherals industries. Since then each generation of USB has seen a dramatic change in regards to data speed, charging devices with higher capacity rates and more such! However, the biggest approach was to make things Universal. From charging your device to sharing or transferring data, USB connectors overall accommodate your needs to get by in the digital era. Now, this trend is being set by the release of USB-C which seems to take over. The USB-C comes with added and better efficiency which includes smaller size than the previous versions of USB, it is reversible which allows it to be i...