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VR World’s Guide to SD Card Storage

SD cards exist in three different form factors these days. There is the standard SD card designed in 1999, then we got the Mini-SD card which made its debut in 2003 and the Micro-SD card which appeared in 2004. These three form factors have been with us all this time and even though their design remained the same, a lot has changed in terms of performance and reliability. Most modern laptops, smartphones, gaming consoles and other devices feature an SD card slot of one shape or the other. There are also countless adapters and SD card reader devices which you can use as an add-on

Memory & Storage Space, VR World

Sony’s ‘Premium Sound’ Memory Card is a Fantastic Scam

Sony claims new microSD card produces less electrical noise, thus leads to better sound.

Android, Gaming, Graphics, Hardware, Mobile Computing, Operating Systems, Software Programs, VR World

Samsung Gear VR Innovator Edition On Sale Now

The new Samsung VR headset add-on for use with only its Galaxy Note 4 has arrived for sale on Samsung’s store for $199.99.

Hardware, Mobile Computing, Reviews

Kingston MobileLite Wireless Mobile G2: Review

Kingston’s MobileLite Wireless Mobile G2 enables users to properly take their connected lives on the go and connect their mobile media devices together

Business, Hardware, Memory & Storage Space, VR World

SanDisk Reports Lukewarm Earnings for Q3 2014

SanDisk reported record revenues for the third quarter of 2014, but disappointed on profit, showing a quarterly and year over year decrease.

Android, Hardware, Mobile Computing, Operating Systems, Software Programs, VR World

Motorola Moto E Dumbphone Killer Arrives for $130

Motorola already changed the world quite a bit when they released the midrange Moto G for $179. Now, they’re trying to change it again by releasing the Moto E for $129 and at the same time release an LTE version of the Moto G for $219. The Moto E is Motorola’s attempt to lure the ‘dumbphone’ crowd into the smartphone era without making them commit to anything major in terms of cost or complexity and making sure it will ship with the latest version of Android. They even started a campaign called #GoodByeDumbphone and tried to promote their launch of the Moto E with the

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