Category: Storage

Aug 01, 2016

Great Deal for Your Next SD Card Purchase

If you are in the market for a new SD card, now is the time to buy. Specifically, Amazon has

Jul 25, 2016

Is it Time to Buy a Solid State Drive?

The short answer is yes. Solid State Drives (SSD) have come down in price to the point where you need

Jul 20, 2016

10TB Drives for Big Dreams

Seagate has announced drives that have capacities appropriate for servers, NAS and killer desktops. Seagate is introducing three new drives

Jul 11, 2016

UFS to Supersede MicroSD Card

What storage media should we be seeing in the future? Samsung has recently announced the Universal Flash Storage (UFS), which

Jul 05, 2016

New 4 TB My Passport Drives from Western Digital

Previously, Western Digital's My Passport drives maxed out at 3 TB. Not any longer. Western Digital announced the drives are

Jun 23, 2016

Dropbox iOS App Scans Documents

Dropbox has announced a bunch of new features for its iOS app to include scanning a document directly to Dropbox.

Jun 22, 2016

Passwords Potentially Compromised at Carbonite

We really like Carbonite as a cloud backup solution, especially for solo and small firm businesses. A recent compromise at

May 11, 2016

Massive 256GB MicroSD Card from Samsung

Up until now, the biggest microSD card was 200GB. Not anymore. Samsung is now at the top of the heap

Mar 31, 2016

Huge USB Drive Doesn’t Need a Power Brick

Hard drive capacities keep getting bigger and bigger. Many of us use external USB hard drives to store massive collections

Mar 22, 2016

Secure Cloud Storage with Zero Knowledge

Protecting your data is very important these days. The battle between Apple and the FBI is another recent example of

Nov 05, 2015

Say Goodbye to “Unlimited” OneDrive Storage

About a year ago, Microsoft announced that its Office 365 subscribers would get unlimited storage in OneDrive. Apparently, the unlimited

Nov 04, 2015

On Sale: Unlimited SpiderOak Storage

For those that don’t know, SpiderOak is cloud storage where the user defines the encryption key. SpiderOak has zero knowledge