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Samsung unveiled a 1-terabyte (TB) high-capacity microSD cards Pro Plus and Evo Plus, ideal for content creators and enthusiasts who need quick file transfers and storage for everyday use.

Nokia, once the best-known name in the mobile phone market, is still around and releasing devices that are fit for purpose.

Storage vendor Western Digital has announced two new members of its Purple range of storage devices designed for video.

Ok, so we don't have a screen above 6-inches, while the processor isn't the most powerful, but Kogan has launched the latest model in its ultra-affordable Android smartphone and for the price, it's impressive!

Capitalising on the royal colour purple is Western Digital, whose new Purple MicroSD card is "purpose-built" for surveillance-class, "trusted, 24/7, next-gen video capture".

Launched earlier this year in partnership with DJI, a leading UAV maker, Seagate’s new hard drive for DJI drones has flown into Australian availability at last.

Masterful memory maker Lexar, has put together an “essential drone photography checklist” which promises to divulge what you need to know before take-off.

Available in 16, 32 and soon 64GB capacity the class 3 microSD supports up to 4K/30fps video and burst mode action photography.

LG has amped up the anticipation for its the LG G4, with tons of cool features including Qualcomm’s six-core X-10 LTE 64-bit 808 processor.

If you’re going to record 4K video, you’ll need a microSD card that can cope with all that data at ultra high speeds, with Kingston’s new cards delivering the goods.

At the Huawei Mate7 launch event, I was told that the dual-SIM slots could only have one SIM working at the same time, but while the truth is that both SIM slots can indeed be used at the same time with both showing signal, there is a tiny catch.

New surveillance cameras from Axis are low-cost and easily installed, making them ideal for home and small business applications.

Many of the features of professional video surveillance systems are available to home users in the form of Logitech's new Alert system.

Have you ever wondered why USB thumb drives are so large? Someone at LaCie has.