Okay, we're not going to beat around the bush -- today we're shoving you in the direction of a hundred quid, free of charge and in exchange for you having to do very little. Read More >>
Featured comment by Rockeeeh:
"Alan Wake is an absolute steal at that price. Pay what you want is a tad misleading though, as you do need to pay a minimum of $1.00 (literally about ..." More »
While SSDs are blisteringly fast, they still can't offer the capacities that the humble hard disk provides. Especially this one, because with 1.5 TB squeezed into its tiny little frame, it's the most memory-dense drive you can buy right now. Read More >>
Samsung has issued a slightly vague response to that kicking it took on the BBC's Watchdog last night (above), claiming it's the "innovative and unique features" that hoover up so much of the phone's internal storage space. However, it is looking at, perhaps, optimising things to free up a few more bytes for use. Read More >>
Featured comment by njcsolutions:
"Least you can add a Micro SD 64GB, many phones on the market can't even do that.
They picked on Samsung, when most phone companies tell the same li..." More »
It used to be that you'd have 10GB of storage for your Gmail account, and 5GB to share between your Google Drive and your Google+ pictures. Not anymore: Google just unified all three into a shared pool of 15GB. Read More >>
In a move suggesting there's no more serious a crime in today's society than a rich man's new toy not quite working as advertised, the BBC's investigative TV show Watchdog is planning to shame Samsung over that disparity in advertised and real-world storage space. Read More >>
Featured comment by OMG:
"This is bound to be a silly story by journos use to iOS devices that can't add more memory
"oh dear, we don't have 16Gb only 8Gb shock horror" = be..." More »
Last autumn, the Internet Archive celebrated a massive milestone, as the "online Library of Alexandria" reached 10 Petabytes of stored information. Yes, that means 10,000,000,000,000,000 bytes accessible to anyone. Wow. Read More >>
If Tony Stark's fancy suit is good enough for taking down baddies like the Mandarin, surely at least part of his getup must be an effective way to secure your digital paraphernalia? Available in eight and sixteen gig capacities, these Iron Man severed hand flash drives include posable fingers, a glowing repulser in the palm, and they come in left and right hand versions forcing you to get both to complete the set. Read More >>
Flash drives are so cheap and ubiquitous that you probably have them stashed everywhere, even on your keychain. And to ensure that all the jostling against your keys, coins, and whatever else is in your pockets doesn't kill the drive, SanDisk has equipped its latest Cruzer with a spinning shield. Read More >>
Featured comment by CGB1:
"Most do, some don't. I don't buy the ones that don't, personally - prefer the ones with retractable or swivel-type covers myself." More »
The keenly anticipated Samsung Galaxy S4 is just about launched in various parts of the world now, pending suitable amounts of stock arriving in the right places, with early adopters complaining that the so-called 16GB model only lets you actually use 9.5GB from the off, thanks to Samsung's bloated OS customisations that hoover up the storage space. Read More >>
Are you worried your compact flash card won't be able to keep up with the demands of the upcoming 4K revolution? Toshiba's got your back with its new Exceria Pro series CF cards that boast read and write speeds of 160MB/s and 150MB/s respectively, making them the world's fastest—for the time being. Read More >>
Featured comment by EddyCJ:
"I was answering 'what is CF used for' Sorry :P . But it'll be a good few years before we see UHS-2 in production. No one knows what the difference is." More »
Samsung has been trying to squeeze as much storage as it can into its latest flash chips, and it's done a good job: these 128-gigabit chunks of silicon are, apparently, the industry's highest density memory storage available. Read More >>
Flashdrives are a dime a dozen these days, hell, you can even get them in cereal boxes. But what if you needed to store something really, really big, and probably confidential on an easy-to-lose stick? Kingston's got you covered with its ludicrously expensive 512GB HyperX Predator USB 3.0 flashdrive. Just imagine how many nuclear codes, confidential files, and how much, errr, porn you could lose on this thing. WikiLeaks eat your heart out. Read More >>
Even as online storage options proliferate, Dropbox has managed to stay ahead of the pack thanks to better features. Well, now Dropbox's desktop client is getting a prettier Version 2.0 overhaul to match its excellence. Read More >>
Featured comment by warriorscot:
"Not tried it much for sending between people, everything is mirrored across all your machines and interfaces with drive so moving files between my own..." More »
It's the dream that some people said would never happen. The perfect marriage, like that of David and Victoria Beckham. We speak, of course, of the laptop that comes with touchscreen capabilities. Oh yes. Read More >>
Featured comment by TankBoyBen:
"but that requires another bloody machine!!!!! so to make it run Photoshop i have to have another computer turned on, well let me just get my wallet ou..." More »
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