After testing Sandisk’s new Extreme 900 portable SSD, I just have one question for the rest of the industry: What’s taking so darn long? We’ve waited seemingly forever for 10Gbps USB 3.1 devices to ...

The announcement of the new Retina MacBook has prompted a flurry of attention to the USB Type C spec, a story we’ve been following since the port was just a gleam in the USB-IF’s eye. It’s not the ...

The T5 is easily the fastest non-RAID portable USB SSD we’ve tested. It makes full use of its Gen 2, 3.1 interface while retaining the svelte profile of the T3. A winner for sure. We’ve been fans of ...

When working with USB 3.1, designers are challenged to provide the 10 Gbps USB 3.1 speeds that customers expect while supporting backward compatibility with USB 3.0 devices in a hub topology. Using ...

Update March 9th 2015: Apple has confirmed its radical new MacBook will be the first mass market device to fit USB Type-C. Just one port will single-handedly replace the power, video and data ports, ...

USB-C promised simplicity, but has turned into a mystery box of different specs.

USB 3.1 transfer speeds of up 10 gigabits per second are coming to Macs this fall, and Thunderbolt 3 might too, if code hidden in MacOS Sierra means anything. 9To5Mac.com is reporting that a ...

The arrival of USB Type-C connectors and the final USB 3.2 standard have both heralded a new age of consumer convenience. However, there remains quite a bit of confusion about what these new standards ...

First announced in 2017, the USB 3.2 specification introduces changes to the way manufacturers communicate and advertise transfer speeds. Although USB 3.2 specifications are meant to avoid confusion, ...