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Spotlight: Victorinox Slim 2.0 USB flash drive
Swiss Army Knife maker Victorinox has released a refreshed line of USB flash drives that are rugged and look great. The Victorinox Slim 2.0 series, for example, is slimmer than the full height of a
Spotlight: Use the iTwin for secure, remote access to files
Do you need to occasionally access files stored on your office workstation, but find yourself distrustful of cloud-based storage solutions? It may be worth checking out the iTwin, an innovative
Spotlight: Fusion-io unveils ioDrive2, ioDrive2 Duo flash drives
Fusion-io has announced the release of its new ioDrive2 and ioDrive2 Duo flash drives, which Fusion-io says offers double the performance, bandwidth and density of its first generation flash
Diskeeper ships standalone Emergency Undelete
Diskeeper has released Emergency Undelete, a standalone software that can restore files and folders that have been accidentally deleted. The software can run directly from a CD or USB flash drive,
Cirago Network USB Storage Link
If you own many USB drives and have always wanted to leave their data accessible, then you might want to consider the Cirago NUS1000 USB Network Storage Link . While its name is a mouthful, the
Portable flash drives often misplaced, lost
A new survey by U.K.-based Credant has confirmed what all of us have known all along: Workers are careless with their portable storage devices. Indeed, a staggering 4,500 USB flash drives were found
Kingston admits to insecure USB drives
Memory maker Kingston Technologies has admitted that the BlackBox (DTBB), Secure (DTSP) and Elite (DTEP) variants of its DataTraveler family of USB flash drives have security problems that allow
New Pogoplug to support mobile devices
Cloud Engines has launched a new version of its file-sharing Pogoplug appliance that will ship by mid-December. Essentially a device server with no built-in memory, storage space is added to a
Report: Data theft concerns rise
IT leaders are worried that the economic downturn may prompt some laid-off and disgruntled employees to resort to data theft. A McAfee-sponsored worldwide survey of 1,000 IT decision makers found
