Over the decades, the standard has been improved with new updated versions with more features. They can also be used for recharging or keeping them connected and with constant power supply without the need for any additional adapters or chargers. Thanks to this type of port, which is colloquially referred to as simply USB, information can be transferred from one device to another. It is a Plug & Play port, which means that just by connecting it, it is automatically activated. The USB or Universal Serial Bus is a standard developed in the 90s, and it defines the cables, connectors and communication protocols used in this port or interface to communicate computers, peripherals, and devices as well as to provide them with power supply.
But we will focus on the main ones since they are the most common and the ones that come to mind for almost everyone. There are many versions of the USB standard, and 3.0 has successors like 3.1 or 3.2. We will focus on the round versions, 2.0 and 3.0. USB Versions (Protocol + Connector Explained)
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