Seagate's new Wireless Plus portable harddrive has 1TB — double that of its predecessor, for the same £170 price. It lets you stream to your iPad by creating its own Wi-Fi network. It's very useful — that is, if you have very specific needs. Read More >>
You can only keep so many photos and videos on your iPad until you run out of space. But you still have files you want to take with you. Seagate is helping you out with its new Wireless Plus mobile device storage. Read More >>
Featured comment by Dubstav:
"This gadget would be greatly enhanced by the ability to take a data sim card. I use my nexus 7 with a mifi but that's limited to a 32 gig micro SD car..." More »
As far as hardware specs go, Seagate's new line of Backup Plus external drives are pretty straightforward—storage ranging from 500-gigabtyes to 4-terabytes)—but the one neat thing about this drive is that the included file management software will not only schedule backups for you, but it will automatically upload and download photos from Facebook and Flickr. Read More >>
How many fingers have you got? If it's less than nine you could be in trouble because today's bestest bargain might render you speechless and needing to count its components. If you're confused by that, it has nine components. Okay? Read More >>
All of us have got more and more data these days and if there’s one thing about data it’s that you need somewhere to keep it all. Luckily, there’s ‘cloud-based’ storage from Dropbox and (as of next week probably) Google, but the trusty hard drive isn’t dead just yet. Read More >>
My computer takes too long to boot up. Around a minute and 18 seconds, to be precise(r). Which is why I want a solid state drive. But I don't want to pay ~£400 for 256 gigs of storage. Enter Seagate's Momentus X Hybrid drives, which promise near-SSD speeds, but with giant HDD storage—and not-so-giant prices. Read More >>
You might not have come across Seagate's Momentus XT hybrid hard drive tech yet; you're unlikely find it in an off-the-shelf notebook. But, the spinning platter plus solid-state flash promises the best of both worlds -- speed and large storage. Read More >>
Featured comment by FRISH:
"You could always just get an ssd as your boot drive and put your main programs on, and use a hdd for main storage (which are pretty expensive still fo..." More »