KIOXIA-powered UFS Ver. 4.1 devices will bring big improvements to efficiency and performance for next-gen mobile devices ...

The new TEAMGROUP APEX SD7.1 microSD Express Card is built for the Nintendo Switch 2, offering more storage for more games ...

After the clean boot, check if the device works. If it does, a background service is likely causing the issue. Press Win + R to open the Run dialog. Type “ services.msc ” and click OK to open Windows ...

CDs and DVDs are (or rather were) great for storage, but they can be affected by disc rot, a form of physical deterioration that affects optical discs, causing them to become unreadable over time ...

At the other end of the spectrum from the simple genius of a toilet paper holder, you can get infinitely elaborate with this inventive solution. Many hobbyists need dynamic workbench or craft room ...

This package is similar in function and intent to "NUSB" - a popular unofficial update for Windows 98 Second Edition. Once installed, no other third-party drivers will be required for USB Mass Storage ...

Abstract This paper describes the packet vault, a cryptographically secured archiver of network packet data. The vault captures network packets, encrypts them, and writes them to long-term CD-ROM ...

A former game developer just hit the jackpot while cleaning out an old storage unit – an ultra-rare beta version of the original Half-Life from 1998. And in a winning move for preservation, he's ...

You have to be aware of device compatibility as well. This is not about whether it supports microSD cards but the type of card you can use. Some phones, especially those that are ultra-affordable ...

Riven: the 1997 CD-ROM original stacked up against the 2024 full real-time 3D version on Unreal Engine 5. When you compare the two, though, the differences become more pronounced.

Tech billionaire Bill Gates took to Instagram to share a picture transporting viewers back to the dawn of the digital age, offering a glimpse into the transformative technology that revolutionised ...

In a significant development in the tech world, scientists from China have devised a new technology that will allow optical discs to store data in the petabit range, close to 125 GB. The innovation ...