SanDisk

There's not much reason to update solid-state drives, except maybe for more speed or size. Fortunately, WD has focused on the latter this year.

You might not think external storage could get more interesting than needing to back everything up, but if the latest announcement from SanDisk is anything to go by, speed is a big deal.

Those tiny microSD cards in your phone and camera are getting faster yet staying ultra small.

Need to upgrade your phone's storage? We've been promised big sizes for a while, but the age of the terabyte upgrades is finally here.

Android phones with a memory card slot are given a bit of room to work with, expanding the storage simply by adding a card. But by how much? Well, if a new card is any indication, a whole lot.

One of the leading hard drive makers is finally (finally) pushing past its origins, as its acquisition of SanDisk bears fruit with its first portable solid state drive.

The minimum requirement for a GoPro to store pictures and video is a microSD card, but is one really different from another? And is there an easy way to tell?

For over a decade, the thumb-sized flash drive has been made for practically any computer, and provided you had a USB port, you were pretty much guaranteed to read it. Today, though, that could be a different thing.