Microsoft has shed more light on what USB scenarios the Windows 10 for Mobile SKU will supporting during their WinHEC conference in China.
The big news is support for the new USB Type-C standard, which is not only smaller than Type-A but offers more power and functions. Apple – to cheers and jeers – announced that their new MacBook would sport this (and only this) connector in lieu of a power cord or standard USB port.
Now, it is clear that hardware vendors can not only build Windows Phones with USB Type-C but also enable various device class drivers.
