The SanDisk Extreme Fit is a small thumb drive that's meant to stay permanently connected to your laptop or computer.

Running out of storage on your laptop? A new Sandisk USB-C drive designed to stay in your computer could help provide a ...

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The ultracompact Extreme Fit flash drives from SanDisk are available in sizes ranging from 64GB to 1TB. SanDisk is going small -- very small -- with its newest flash drive.

If you're looking to get a USB storage drive for your computer, consider this unique USB stick that you won't ever have to ...

Once upon a time, my house was littered with cat 5 cables—those oversized-phone-cord-like things that connect computers to Ethernet networks. Challenged by family and visitors, I once argued that you ...

Microsoft's PowerPoint platform is commonly used to create slideshows focused on a central theme in a format conducive to presentation in front of an audience. The software also allows users to design ...

Solid-state drive (SSD) flash memory storage devices have accelerated laptops and server-based computing. As organisations embark on digital transformation and look to use techniques such as ...

Flash drives, also known as USB drives or jump drives, contain mini circuit boards with memory chips to save and retain your data and information. There are no moving parts, and separate media is not ...

Thumb drives used to be so cool. They came in every shape and material, from little plastic rectangles to rubber wristbands, novelty animals, and pens sporting a built-in USB-drive. We used to marvel ...

When you stop to think about it, flash drives are an incredible piece of technology. In 1956, the first computer with built-in storage became available in the form of IBM's 305 RAMAC. It weighed 2,000 ...

When Daniel Ellsberg decided to copy the Pentagon Papers, in 1969, he secretly reproduced them, page by page, with a photocopier. The process of duplication was slow; every complete copy of the ...