Samsung’s fast, tiny USB-C flash drive is just $18 right now
Having a fast flash drive on hand can save you the pain of transferring files over slow Wi-Fi. In fact, it allows you to bypass the need for an internet connection altogether. It just so…
Having a fast flash drive on hand can save you the pain of transferring files over slow Wi-Fi. In fact, it allows you to bypass the need for an internet connection altogether. It just so…
Having a fast flash drive on hand can save you the pain of transferring files over slow Wi-Fi. In fact, it allows you to bypass the need for an internet connection altogether. It just so…
At a glance Expert’s Rating Pros Good 10Gbps light-duty performance Both Type-A and Type-C connectors Affordable for its class Cons Slows Considerably with larger data sets Our Verdict I love the X1 Max’s dual Type-A…
Google recently announced a new update to its Google Drive cloud storage service that will make it much faster to synchronize your local copy of files on your computer with those stored in the cloud.…
Having a fast flash drive on hand can save you the pain of transferring files over slow Wi-Fi. In fact, it allows you to bypass the need for an internet connection altogether. It just so…
So, what did Santa bring you this year? You probably got at least one gift card, didn’t you? Well, if you’re looking to use that gift card and get something that will benefit you in…
At a glance Expert’s Rating Pros Good 10Gbps performance Small form factor Rugged, weatherproof casing Cons On the slow side for 10Gbps Not IP certified Our Verdict Corsair’s Flash Survivor Stealth SSD marries a USB…
Microsoft recently hinted at an official end date for the classic Outlook app. You still have some time with it, but eventually you’ll need to switch over to the new Outlook app (or another email…
Is there anyone in the world who doesn’t want (or need) some extra storage space? Digital, that is. Because this 256GB Samsung Fit Plus flash drive deal for $18.69 at Amazon feels rather irresistible to…
Storing files offline is always preferable to the cloud because you never know how you’re going to need them just when your internet is down, or there’s a data breach exposing your files. So, when…