There are many reasons to be excited about Windows Phone 7, but a bleak spot has been Microsoft's message -- or lack thereof -- on user-expandable storage, and the situation finally came to a head ...

Windows Phone 7 devices support additional storage via MicroSD but making use of that capability has become problematic. Users who attempt to re-use MicroSD cards they purchased for older phones are ...

Samsung says it has developed the world’s largest microSD memory card. At 8GB, the fingernail-sized card can store 2,000 MP3 files, 4,000 digital photos or around five DVD-quality movies. With a read ...

The amount of disk space and support for memory cards that most modern cell phones have make them useful as storage devices. By storing important or often used information on your cell phone, you can ...

SanDisk got official (after some fighting) with its 16GB microSDHC and M2 cards way back in September, but now we're being formally introduced to the Mobile Ultra line. Both cards remain topped out at ...

MicroSD card slots were once ubiquitous on Android phones. Now they’ve all but disappeared—at least from the more premium models. Why are the best phones seemingly making us do with less? On paper, ...

FXI Technologies and Atmel are announcing today they are putting games on the flash memory cards that can be plugged into cell phones. They call it the world’s first MicroSD Gaming Console for mobile ...

If you've got some cash ready to invest, right now storage companies seem like a tempting option. In the last 12 months the share prices of SanDisk, Western Digital and Seagate Technology have all ...

Currently, smartphone MicroSD cards top out at 16GB. Removable card would match maximum internal capacity of high-end phones like the iPhone 3GS and Nexus One. Brooke Crothers writes about mobile ...

Emerging in 2005 out of the need for a memory card small enough to fit inside a mobile phone, microSD cards have rapidly matured to their current status of global ubiquity and adoption. This year’s ...

Many modern smartphones rely on memory cards to store data. This is in stark contrast to most laptop and desktop computers, which utilize hard disk drives (HDDs) or, in some cases, solid-state drives ...