The SanDisk Connect Wireless Stick is capable of streaming music, videos or HD movies to three devices at a time via the SanDisk Connect app and is a popular choice for people looking for a simple way ...

Back in January, Apple introduced an iPad with 128GB of storage, double the previous maximum. Lots of folks responded to the announcement by wondering who could possibly need a tablet with that much ...

The SanDisk Connect Wireless Stick features the SanDisk Connect app, which enables nearly effortless management of content between devices 1 including iPhone, iPad, iPod, Android™ devices, Fire ...

Western Digital came to this week’s Mobile World Congress with an elegant solution for expanding the storage capacity of iPhones and iPads. The new SanDisk-brand iXpand Flash Drive and the Connect ...

USB memory sticks are convenient for transferring and carrying files — unless, of course, you're using a phone or a tablet that lacks a USB port. You can always keep your files in the cloud, but if ...

While battery life is usually my main bugbear with smartphones as I spoke about here, another factor that can be an issue, especially with cheaper phones is storage space. Housing a large music ...

Flash drives these days, no matter how fast, are a dime a dozen. A jump drive that does double duty as a wireless streaming dongle? Not so common. SanDisk's new Connect lineup can pull off the ...

When was the last time you held a roll of 35mm film in your hands? For a vast majority of folks, it’s been a while seeing as how most cell phones now pull triple duty as our comms, our cameras, and ...

Despite being one of the crudest pieces of technology in anyone’s arsenal, a flash drive – or USB stick as some call them – is still one of the most useful tools in your kit. Likely despised by Google ...

SanDisk today announced that its Connect Wireless line of flash drives is getting a capacity boost to 200GB, giving users who want portable wireless storage even more space for their files. “With the ...

These days phone storage can be a problem. As the tools we have to consume media have evolved, so too have the file sizes they occupy. MicroSD is on its way out on even the most steadfast of offerings ...