Articles on Data

Lexar total security thumbdrive hands-on - Oct 9, 2009

Crave Lexar's JumpDrive Safe S3000 FIPS keeps your data safe in case of theft or loss. Thumbdrives offer arguably one of the most convenient ways to carry data around. However, because ... Read story »

Facebook knows your mood - Oct 10, 2009

Crave A look at the happiness of Facebook's members. Facebook is even more omniscient than you thought: It can now chart the world's collective hopes and dreams and highs and lows--sort ... Read story »

Kingston unveils industry's first 128GB USB flash drive - Jun 17, 2009

Crave USB flash drives are getting so commonplace we might as well start using them as currency. I'm noticing more and more public relations companies handing out USB drives loaded with ... Read story »

Toshiba personal storage devices get intuitive backup software - Jun 24, 2009

Crave Toshiba adds snazzy new colors to HDD line Toshiba's newest additions to their line of external portable hard drives come in 500GB (US$150) and 320GB (US$120) capacities with an array ... Read story »

Datanoid - Jun 17, 2009

Blogs The world is about numbers and figures. The death of an individual is a tragedy, the death of thousands but a statistic. We can paint a good picture of a particular ... Read story »

Hard drive IV just what the doctor ordered - May 14, 2009

Crave What becomes of the broken hard drive? Losing your precious data to a corrupted file can pose a serious threat to your mental health, but Dr. Hard Drive Bag is ... Read story »

Back up conveniently with free GFI application - May 18, 2009

Crave If you haven't been backing up your data because the economy is bad and you can't afford a decent backup software, I am about to open a can of no-more-excuses ... Read story »

M1 DataSave backs up your phone's data for S$2.14 per month - Nov 4, 2008

Crave Backing up your phone's data can be a chore, especially if it requires you to configure multiple settings. Not for MobileOne (M1) subscribers, though, if the Singapore-based telco has anything ... Read story »

A match made in heaven: Apple's MacBook Air and Iomega's eGo Helium - Sep 18, 2008

Crave Earlier this year, we took a close look at Iomega's eGo line of portable hard drives. We tested both the brown leather eGo and the camo eGo, with superb results: We ... Read story »

Intellectual property restrictions at airports may make Johnny Mnemonics outta us - Jul 12, 2008

Blogs In Johnny Mnemonic (1995), the countries of the world have imposed strict restrictions on the transfer of data across borders, data being the most important commodity on earth. The Internet is ... Read story »

Pioneer claims 400GB, Blu-ray-like disc - Jul 8, 2008

Crave Got a big archiving project you've been itching to do? Pioneer's latest development could help you keep all your data in one nice, little circular package. The Japanese electronics maker has ... Read story »

Warning: US and British customs have power over your laptop - Mar 14, 2008

Crave For those who travel to the US or UK often, beware. Apparently, privacy laws in these nations do not extend to the contents of your laptops. That's right. At immigration checkpoints ... Read story »

Transmit data through your skin with Firmo - May 6, 2008

Crave Science just got weirder. And we're not talking about that mid-1980s flick Weird Science where two teenaged boys use a computer to design the perfect woman; not surprisingly a Frankensteinish sex ... Read story »

Pioneer ups the ante, says 500GB Blu-ray-like disc possible - Aug 6, 2008

Crave A month after saying it had figured out how to squeeze 400GB of data onto a single optical disc, Pioneer says it can do better than that. On Tuesday the company ... Read story »

Hitachi launches high-performance 500GB 2.5-inch drive - Sep 2, 2009

Crave Less than a month ago, Hitachi announced its 2TB hard drive for desktops. The company brought the same speed to its newest Travelstar hard drive for laptops. The new hard drive ... Read story »

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