Samsung makes smartphones with 512GB internal storage technically possible

Samsung's latest memory breakthrough paves the way for high-end smartphones capable of storing an incredible 512 gigs of data internally... someday.

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Huawei P10 memory issues explained but not resolved, screen coating tech revised

It's not surprising to hear Huawei P10 memory speed inconsistencies are caused by supply shortages, but the problem's "fix" is certainly disappointing.

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Huawei P10 memory chip speeds worryingly inconsistent between eMMC 5.1 and UFS 2.1

Critics across social media are inferring from benchmarks and other evidence that Huawei is using different grades of RAM and flash storage chips.

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Galaxy Note 7 deals from Sprint and T-Mobile may include free Gear Fit 2

Has the “buy one, get one free” offer run its wear? T-Mobile was said to have such a campaign planned for the Galaxy Note 7 as soon as it arrived at its stores. Fast forward to today and we have something that probably won’t need a new line or upgrade to ...

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Samsung’s world-first UFS memory cards go up to 256GB, crushing microSD speeds

You probably don’t remember this, but the Samsung Galaxy S6 lacked microSD support, integrating an innovative technology called UFS (Universal Flash Storage) that would have been severely slowed down by traditional external memory cards.The GS7, however, found a way to mate UFS 2.0 and microSD features without you even noticing it, while back in February, the road was paved for

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