Samsung’s upcoming microSD card will offer a dramatic speed boost. The company’s 256GB SD Express microSD — Samsung’s first SD Express card — can read data at up to 800 MB/s, significantly faster than ...

Modern microSD memory cards are tiny, but quite slow. M.2 drives in PCs are lightning fast, but they are larger and completely enclosed inside the case. Now, a new type of SSD has emerged in China ...

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While microSD cards are super convenient for their tiny sizes, fast speeds, and respectable capacities, not all devices support them—and that sucks when you have extra microSD cards lying around.

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Among the changes mentioned in yesterday’s Nintendo Switch 2 presentation was a note that the new console doesn’t just support MicroSD Express cards for augmenting the device’s 256GB of internal ...

A microSD card is a miniature variation of the SD card used in small portable electronics. With an adapter, a microSD card can be inserted in any SD card slot and used normally. Because of their size, ...

You might be familiar with SanDisk MicroSD cards from using one in your mobile phone, old mp3 player, or portable GPS system. Because microSD cards are so small, about one fourth the size of a regular ...

You probably have electronic gadgets that make use of memory cards as expandable storage solutions. Your smartphone for example might have a microSD card expansion slot, your digital camera will have ...

As I pointed out in a recent post regarding the current firmware on the T-Mobile G1 Google Android device there is a major issue with not being able to store applications or content onto the external ...