Twenty dollars doesn’t go far these days, but it can get you an 8GB USB 3.0 flash drive from Verbatim. The company announced its Store ‘n’ Go V3 drives, which feature USB 3.0 speed, retractable ...

The drive is made of plastic and metal, but it's not the heavy plastic seen on the Kingston DataTraveler Ultimate 3.0 Generation 2 (32GB, $80 street, 4 stars). The plastic shell mostly hides the metal ...

Your USB thumb drive is about to get smaller with the Verbatim Store 'n' Stay, a portable flash drive that's no larger than a dime. But don't let it get lost in your ...

In prepping for our CEDIA coverage this year one of the things I wanted was an easy way to carry helpful website and graphics files around with me during the show. As you can probably guess, lugging a ...

Just when you thought that there was no way a Flash drive could be made even more useful, Verbatim turns one into a paperclip. Its new Store 'n' Go Clip-It USB Drive will be available in 2GB and 4GB ...

The Japanese IT major’s Red Dot award-winning pen drive is India’s first clip shaped USB drive Verbatim’s “Clip-it” USB Drives brings a unique way to attach the paper work with the electronic one.

Dubai, UAE 10 March 2009 - Verbatim announces the Middle East launch of its new family of Store 'n' Go Micro USB drives - ultra-small, ultrafriendly USB devices stylish and designed with the ultimate ...

USB 3.0 is still slowly rolling out but Verbatim has charged forward with a line of flash drives. The new line of Store ‘n’ Go V3 USB 3.0 flash drives utilize the latest USB spec for speedy transfers.

A woman recently lost her life savings due to an AI deepfake scam featuring “General Hospital” star Steve Burton. The companies relaxed some safeguards around their AI models to let their competitors ...

Forward-looking: Due to the global pandemic, people have become more preoccupied with keeping everything clean to protect themselves and their loved ones from unwanted microbial agents. Now, thanks to ...

A word of warning to those of you who rely on hardware-based encrypted USB flash drives. Security firm SySShas reportedly cracked the AES 256-bit hardware-based encryption used on flash drives ...

Mike has close to 20 years experience planning, editing and writing across a range of technology based subjects. He has spent the last 15 years focussed mainly on Mobile – from laptops through to ...