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The humble flash drive reinvented the way we store and transfer computer
Consumer tech is no longer about making your life simpler, says Emily Pursel ot long ago, I was shown a charging cable at a tech show.
It’s been three decades of throwing Poké Balls, but have you caught them all yet?
When I recently showed a cassette tape to my 11-year-old daughter, she looked genuinely baffled. ‘What is it?’ she asked. My first thought was that I’d failed as a parent, but then I realised there’s
When – if ever – will memory prices go back down?
The thumping that had been going on overhead all morning suddenly stopped. Clara paused, red pen hovering over one of her pupil’s dogeared exercise books. A strand of brown hair fell across her sea-gr
A new type of ultra-durable storage that might be able to preserve data for longer than the current age of the universe. A mere 13.8 billion. It can also survive extreme heat (up to 190 degrees Celsiu