Announced back at MWC 2019, SanDisk’s 1TB microSD card is finally available for purchase, in case you’ve been looking for the largest capacity microSD card there is to add to your smartphone or other compatible devices (Nintendo Switch anyone?). But, make no mistake, 1TB of storage in a tiny card isn’t cheap. The new Extreme …
Image source: SD AssociationJust as expected, storage solution vendors came out with new memory products at MWC 2019. But I can’t say I anticipated the 1TB microSD cards that were announced yesterday. However, before you get too excited about the amount of expandable storage you’ll be able to add to your Android smartphone, you should …
Handset vendors have been steadily increasing built-in storage on high-end devices, and that’s great news for anyone worrying about not having enough memory for all their photos, videos, and all the extra content they want to have handy at any given moment. Most of the new flagships that were unveiled ahead and at MWC 2018, …
When Samsung unveiled the Galaxy Note 9 back in August, the handset became the first flagship in the world to support up to 1TB of storage thanks to a combination of built-in and expandable storage. The top of the line Galaxy Note 9 ships with 512GB of storage and support of up to 512GB microSD …
When Samsung unveils the Galaxy Note 9 in New York on Thursday, it’ll confirm the vast majority of Note 9 rumors that flooded the web for the past few months. But rather than drum up interest, all those leaks made it clear to potential buyers that the Galaxy Note 9 will be as “boring” as …
Most smartphones ship with decent amounts of built-in storage these days, but that might not be enough for hardcore users. If you’re buying an Android device, then most handsets support microSD cards so you can expand local storage by up to 400GB — there’s even a 512GB microSD card that was unveiled not too long …
The brand new Android flagships coming out of the Mobile World Congress will have plenty of built-in storage, but if 64GB doesn’t cut it for you, then you’re probably looking around for microSD solutions as we speak. It just so happens that SanDisk, which came out with the world’s first 400GB microSD card just a …
They may be tiny, but microSD cards pack a lot of storage space, and can be used with a variety of devices, smartphones and tablets included. SanDisk makes 400GB microSD versions, and Samsung has 256GB cards available. It’s probably just a matter of time before they launch their own 512GB microSD cards. In the meantime, …
Before I tell you what a great deal this is, you should know that Samsung’s Galaxy S8 is just around the corner, and it’ll likely come with various perks when you preorder it in early April. Moreover, the Galaxy S7 will be even cheaper in stores once its successor arrives. That said, it’s not every …
Expandable storage is critical to many Android users, and memory makers know it too well. Existing microSD cards can go all the way up to 256GB of extra storage, and the SDA consortium has adopted new standards to make sure consumers buy cards that are fast enough for smartphone use. But one company quietly unveiled a …
