Micro-Review: Lexar S45 64GB USB 3.0 JumpDrive
Since I’ve reviewed the super speedy, and rather expensive, Lexar P20 128GB JumpDrive, and in the process had a whinge about how limited in speed many so-called... (Read More)
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SanDisk increases size, decreases availability
We’re now storing more data than ever these days, and carrying it around from device to device is now even easier, with USB devices storing even more.... (Read More)
Data to go: how to get files off your phone in a jiffy
Now that so many of us have replaced the camera with a smartphone, our little mobile devices carry so many pictures on them, you have to wonder just how you get them off?... (Read More)
Kingston rings in Chinese New Year with USB drive
Everyone has a different way of celebrating the new year. You might eat a lot of food, possibly a moon cake, but if you’re Kingston, you apparently release a USB drive.... (Read More)
SanDisk cruises in with a new flash drive, but USB 3 is MIA
Remember when you needed to rely on floppy disks? Most of those memories have been pushed to the backs of our heads, and we’re now more reliant on the much bigger and more useful flash drives, and if you needed another reason to get a new one, SanDisk hopes to convince you of, well, U.... (Read More)
Kingston updates its microUSB stick to transfer faster to your PCs
While we’re big fans of on-the-go USB sticks — thumbdrives that can plug into both a smartphone and a computer for easy transfers — our pet peeve is easily that they’re always USB 2.0, but Kingston is fixing this.... (Read More)
SanDisk unplugs and goes wireless for next generation of storage
Plugs are so passé it seems, and storage maker SanDisk is going to prove just why, with a new range of products that keep the plug, but encourage a more plug-free way of connecting.... (Read More)
Imation imagines a USB thumb drive that works with phones
As technology owners, we tend to carry so much data with us, but while most of us have at least one USB stick loaded with data that sits on our keychain or in our luggage, it can only be accessed with a computer. Wouldn’t it be great if your smartphone could look at the stick?... (Read More)