Which of the following USB connector types can be commonly found on non-iOS mobile devices? (Select TWO).

Micro-SD is a removable flash memory card format used for storage expansion, not a USB connector type.

USB Type-A is the large rectangular host connector found on computers, hubs, and charger ports - it is not used as the device-side connector on mobile handsets.

USB Type-B is the square-shaped connector used primarily on printers and large stationary peripherals, not on mobile devices.

Mini-USB was the early standard connector used on older Android phones and non-iOS mobile devices before the industry transitioned to micro-USB, making it a common connector type encountered on legacy non-iOS hardware.

Micro-USB became the de facto standard for Android smartphones and tablets and was adopted by nearly all non-iOS mobile device manufacturers for both charging and data synchronization, making it the most widely found USB connector on such devices.