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 >>
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 >>
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 >>
One of several emerging trends in the smartphone industry over the past couple of years is the dual-lens rear camera. This nifty new take on the conventional smartphone shooter facilitates a number of >>
At this point, just about every Apple fan out there has come to terms with the fact that Apple will never add microSD support to its iPhones. Apple makes a killing by forcing >>
Android users love their expandable storage, and microSD cards keep getting cheaper while offering more and more storage. However, not all microSD cards offer similar performance, and some of them may not be >>
Looking to swap out that old hard drive or SSD for one that has more storage? You might want to hold off on that thought, as SanDisk has figured out a way to >>
The USB Type-C port is an excellent innovation. It can deliver both power and high-speed data at the same time while letting device makers create even thinner laptops, tablets and smartphones. The port >>
The iPhone’s lack of expandable storage has created an entirely new breed of services and accessories aimed specifically at iPhone users. $650-$750 is a huge amount of money to pay for a smartphone with >>
