Well stomp on frogs and shove a crow bar up my nose. SD app storage, a feature that has been requested across many platforms to alleviate space issues when meager amounts of device memory are concerned have been around for several years. WindowsMobile, a widely panned and criticized as “old” mobile OS has had this feature for years. So why does a modern OS such as Android miss out? Since Android has been levied against Apple and Microsoft as a legitimate...
Super Talent releases worlds’s first USB 3.0 flash drive
Speed. Pure blinding speed. That’s what Super Talent is dishing out with their “Super Talent RAIDDrive” USB 3.0 flash drive. Instead of crawling along at USB 2.0′s pathetic excuse for speed, the RAIDDrive will effectively shuttle your 1′s and 0′s back and forth before you even know what’s happening. According to Super Talent, the drive will run at a brisk 200MB/s (with a legacy driver). If using a newer, A UASP driver (USB...
Clean that dirty SSD with Indilinx – Like giving an old man a double shot of youth
Even though the storage market is quickly shifting to solid state memory and flash devices, the lingering issues persist. As SSD’s and flash memory age, they begin to slow and run the risk of blocks of memory failing. Not necessarily a great retirement option to look forward to. While the blocks of memory failing is still something to worry about, slowing down with age will soon no longer be an issue. However, there is hope for the mechanical eschewing foe thanks...
Iceberg humping Elephant USB drive great for the kids
Maybe my mind is a tad in the gutter this fine Monday afternoon…so what. I call it as I see it. Childish humor aside, the Elephant USB drive does as most USB drives do, storing data, except with a small twist that not all drives offer – water protection. Housed inside a removable silicon jacket, the house of colors (available in black, blue, pink and brown) Elephant Flash Drive will give the youngsters a generous 4GB of storage. What do those...
Add an extra level of security to your digital bits with the USB Fingerprint Security Flash Drive
Fingerprint scanners and readers are becoming more ubiquitous on laptops as the threat of theft with a mobile device is obviously much higher than that of a desktop based computer. Flash drives with encryption technologies are nothing new either. However, blending the two while itself also is not “new”, is still something that isn’t widely seen in the flash drive scene yet. If mobile security is at the top of you list, you may want to give the USB...
