MicroSD

​Smartphones are getting ever more capable, now coming with 4K screens and multiple cameras. Happily, there are still some mobile devices that allow storage expansion via a microSD slot, making the announcement of the world's fastest 1 TB UHS-1 card very welcome indeed.​

​Integrated storage on today's smartphones can quickly fill up thanks to the stills and video capabilities of their cameras. Storage anxiety is less of a concern with phones rocking a microSD, especially if you can pop in the latest capacious card from Integral when it goes on sale next month.​

​Around two years after releasing its 200 GB microSD card, the world's highest-capacity at the time, SanDisk has today doubled that figure to unveil a whopping 400 GB version, again the world's highest.

Samsung is the first to offer a taste of the next-gen memory cards.​Its new Universal Flash Storage cards are the same size as microSDs, but can match the blazingly-fast data transfer speeds of solid state drives.​​Samsung's new cards are the first to hit the market.

With all the high quality media that we fill our mobile devices with these days, it doesn't take much to hit capacity with the onboard storage. But SanDisk has just introduced a new 200 GB microSD card designed to provide a little more breathing room.

SanDisk has chosen the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, Spain, to announce the world’s largest capacity microSD card, the waterproof 128 GB Ultra microSDXC UHS-I memory card.

Toshiba may have claimed a world’s fastest title with its new Exceria Pro SD memory cards that come in 16 and 32 GB capacities, but SanDisk is claiming its own worlds’ fastest crown – this time for a 64 GB microSDXC card.

ViewSonic has announced its very own 7-inch Android tablet, which can also be used a smartphone.

ARCHOS has unveiled five new Android tablets with screen sizes ranging from 2.8-inches diagonally across to 10.1-inches (257mm).

Japan camera-maker Cerevo has started a 24-hour live Ustream feed from Akihabara.

Asus kicked off Computex 2010 today with the announcement of three tablets, the Eee Tablet, the 12" Eee Pad EP121 and the 10" Eee Pad EP101TC.

Sprint has delivered a real doozy with the HTC EVO 4G.