That’s just so much storage for such a teensy, tiny little drive. It is, quite honestly, enough for most people to use it as ...

The latest line-up of products to scoot out of the doors at Sandisk come in the form of the recently announced Sandisk Connect Wireless Flash Drive and Wireless Media Drive. Today, I will be touching ...

SanDisk's smallest USB-C flash drive comes packed with up to 1TB of space, and I found it's the easiest way to upgrade your storage on your laptop, tablet and more.

Michael Kanellos is editor at large at CNET News.com, where he covers hardware, research and development, start-ups and the tech industry overseas. SanDisk wants to replace the hard drive in notebooks ...

Western Digital today announced the launch of its latest SanDisk-branded product, a 256GB SanDisk Extreme Pro USB 3.1 Solid State Flash Drive, which it says is the fastest, highest capacity USB flash ...

SanDisk has unveiled its first ever flash drive with 4TB storage space at CES 2019. This is a prototype model for now and the price or the date of launch has not been revealed yet. Image credit: The ...

Have you ever wanted to carry a hard drive around in your pocket? Two deeply discounted 256GB flash drives give you SSD-sized storage on the go, and both for $50 or less. The SanDisk Cruzer is on sale ...

Now here’s a USB flash drive so minuscule you’ll likely want to leave it permanently plugged into your computer for fear of losing it. SanDisk claims its new 128GB Ultra Fit storage device is the ...

USB memory sticks are convenient for transferring and carrying files — unless, of course, you're using a phone or a tablet that lacks a USB port. You can always keep your files in the cloud, but if ...

Leo has been over at ifa 2019 this week and in this video he discusses some of the new products shown by Western Digital and ...

SAN JOSE, Calif. — SanDisk Corp. is announcing a new flash-file format for solid-state drives it will release in its 2009 products, claiming it bolsters performance 100-fold on some operations. The ...

I spoke with a rep. at Sandisk, and he claimed that this was probably caused by my creating more than one partition on the drive. Their drives, he said, "aren't made to handle more than on partition".