An Isolated Vault Could Store Our Data on DNA for 2 Million Years
This month, scientists suggested that an unassuming vault below the Arctic circle is the ideal space for preserving the world's data on DNA.
This month, scientists suggested that an unassuming vault below the Arctic circle is the ideal space for preserving the world's data on DNA.
This new Aperture from Boreas offers all-round protection for your camera gear and promises to be more versatile and more comfortable than anything else out there.
All you need to do is sign up for a Bing Rewards account, and that's only available to residents in the US.
This new standard in micro-gaming beats the previous record of 1,024 bytes, which stood for 33 years.
This little chap might not look much, but within lurks a super-fast, super-efficient SSD.
CES 2015: It turns out there are still some ways to improve a USB flash drive that don't involve just cramming more storage inside.
If you need to trim down a bloated music library then this feature is here to help.
CES 2015: A terabyte in your pocket? There are a few options out there, even an absurdly expensive USB drive. But none of them are quite as slick as Samsung's newest portable SSD.
CES 2015: A curved iPhone USB stick that hides behind the phone to be less intrusive. Expandable storage for the phone that offers no expandable storage.
CES 2015: The first external drive to be wrapped entirely in mirror-finish Gorilla Glass. So you'll spend as much time looking at yourself as you do looking at it.
The new Rugged RAID might be a little larger than its predecessors, it provides even more protection with a pair of hard drives inside that ensure your data is perpetually backed up.
It's an ultra-thin 500GB laptop drive into an equally svelte seven-millimetre thick housing that still makes room for a built-in USB port.
This new approach to flash storage is not coming to the iPhone any time soon, though.
It's annoying, but it's actually for your protection.
"Millions more to come," says anonymous poster.
After today's news that Dropbox had deleted users' files, the company wants to make it up to those affected.
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