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Apple leads, Dropbox gains in cloud-storage wars
Your digital entertainment habits help propel Apple to quite the lead over other cloud storage services in the US, according to a new survey. 1
Are you the user we're looking for?
CNET Australia is recruiting one power user to test drive and review a Seagate product as part of a regional Techprobe. Are you the one we need?
Microsoft Surface Pro software devours disk space
Microsoft Surface Pro runs Windows 8 Pro, which is needy when it comes to storage space. That leaves precious little space for user files on the 64GB version of the tablet. 6
Kingston fits 1TB on a flash drive, will likely set you back over US$2K
Kingston has announced 512GB and 1TB USB 3.0 flash drives, specced at 240MBps reads and 160MBps writes. There are some things left unanswered, though. 2
Best media-centre streamers Buyers' Guide
A media streamer should be a core component of any home-cinema set-up. Here are some devices that will definitely fit the bill. 12
Western Digital hits 4TB for its Black drives
Data hoarders, your choices just expanded.
Smarter with your data: back up everything automatically
Backups are essential. If you don't want to lose years of photos, documents and settings, learn how to back up your data automatically. 1
What is Apple's Fusion Drive?
At its 23 October event, Apple announced a new type of storage device, called Fusion Drive, which combines 120GB of flash storage and a regular platter-based hard drive of up to 3TB. 1
WD ships 8TB My Book Thunderbolt drive
Western Digital announces the availability of its 8TB My Book Thunderbolt Duo drive, which now comes with a Thunderbolt cable. 1
Microsoft, RIM ink patent deal on storage tech
A new deal gives RIM access to Microsoft's file system technology for flash storage drives.
SkyDrive now available for Android
Microsoft has officially brought its SkyDrive cloud storage solution to Android.
SkyDrive content restrictions among the toughest in the cloud
Ambiguous policies and cross-service lockouts have created a recipe for customer dissatisfaction with Microsoft's cloud storage service.
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