Are Apple USB ports different than other USB ports for any standard 2.0 or 3.0 USB? What about Android?
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No, all USB ports on computers are essentially the same except for the power output. USB 2.0 ports output .5 Amps (500mA) while USB 3.0 ports output .9 Amps (900mA). USB ports that are on AC adapters and phone chargers are capable of outputting much more power.
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No, the "A" USB port is for apple products and can't support two devices at the same time. The "NA" USB port is for MP3 players and the like but I believe that when one port is being used, the other one in inoperative.
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I think Daniel Gasse was the only one to answer correctly...In the description it says: USB Port 1 (Designed for Apple products) Compatibility, charges @ 2.4 Ampere Max; Then on the USP port marked by the letters NA (Non-Apple), USB Port 2 (port close to LED, designed for Non Apple products) Compatibility, charges @ 0.5 Ampere Max.
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These are Micro-USB, they are what you would use for android, windows mobile, blackberry devices or most portable home electronics. anything other than Apple products, really. So the answer is no, not for apple products.
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Because this charger is compatible with Apple. To do so, they cannot follow the USB charging standard. So, if you have a phone that does, like any android phone, you have to have a special charge-only cable. I really wish that there were at least one high power charger available that did follow the standard.
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Sorry not sure, you should verify with Apple, since their ports sometimes are not universal. Have a great day
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You do need your own USB connectors, but it works with all devices I've used. One note: Apple devices should be connected to the primary USB outlet.
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No. It has usb, mini usb, micro usb, and the standard larger Apple adapters.
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The device comes with an adapter that connects to the android cable. And that same adapter will allow a usb to connect to it on the other side. So you can connect your apple usb cable to the adapter and be good to go.
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Not quite sure what the question is but I use drive on a mac book pro. As far as USB goes it is a 3.0 USB drive and is compatible with a USB port. From my understanding all 3.0 USB devices are downward compatible with 2.0 ports. They just are a little slower, the 3.0 device will run at 2.0 speeds. Hop this answered your question.
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Yes, there is an ac plug that USB will go into. Apple has one for its phones.
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The front USB port only recognizes thumb drive type devices, and the Apple family of devices. Plugging anything else into the front USB port, including Android units, earns a "Not Recognized".
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Yes, all USB 3.0 devices will work in a USB 2.0 port, they will just run significantly slower due to the limits of USB 2.0 technology.
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My brief testing on this seems to indicate that the 5 ports on the 40W USB charger (which incidentally is now available in white, too) are all the same -- you can plug any device into any port. I have tested only with non-Apple devices, though.
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It should work with any USB cable apple specific ones have a special notch inside this one doesn't so it should work on android
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My Mid-2012 MacBook Pro has USB 3.0 ports, and it seems to work fine (the little USB transmitter is always plugged directly into my machine, so if a device supports it, the port will run in 3.0 mode).
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This is used for converting the old Apple 9 pin to micro usb. I use it for my android phone. It doesn't pass data through this port, it only charges the phone.