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US Cellular to only offer the 16GB GALAXY S 4

By Cory Gunther
on 3 May, 2013

When Samsung unveiled their shiny new flagship smartphone, the GALAXY S 4, many were excited to see it had options for 16, 32, and 64GB of internal storage and an SD slot. Sadly the situation regarding what carriers will have those options have been a mess. AT&T has the exclusive in the U.S. on the 64GB model, and we haven't heard a peep from Verizon as to if they'll even offer the 32GB flavor.

Kingston Wi-Drive now available with 128GB of storage

By Robert Nelson
on 13 Dec, 2012

For better or worse, some Android handsets are still lacking decent amounts of internal storage space. And on top of that, some are shipping without a memory card slot to add anything extra. That being the case, if you happen to be dealing with the lack of storage, the Kingston Wi-Drive may be able to help.

Nexus 7 3G appears on retailer site – claims 32GB of storage

By Cory Gunther
on 19 Oct, 2012

With a lot of attention lately going towards the upcoming LG Nexus 4 smartphone, we can't forget about Google's popular Nexus 7 tablet. There's been multiple rumors pointing to a few different routes Google will take with their tablet. From a 3G capable device, 32GB of storage replacing the 16GB model, and even a $99 Nexus 7. Today however the 3G model has appeared on a retailers website.

HTC One S ‘Special Edition’ boasts 64GB of storage and white paint job

By Cory Gunther
on 17 Oct, 2012

Who loves a white smartphone? No we're not talking about an iPhone here either. The folks from HTC have announced an all new "special edition" HTC One S with a brand new paint job. They've dressed the dual-core powered smartphone up with a white color and added 64GB of internal storage to make it even better.

Nexus 7 32GB model shipped from Play Store in Japan

By Cory Gunther
on 8 Oct, 2012

Last week there was tons of speculation and rumors floating around that Google and ASUS were preparing to release a 32GB Nexus 7. Then the 32GB model showed up in a few online inventory systems, and adding fuel to the fire stated an October 24th release date. Today is our biggest hint with a reader claiming he purchased the 16GB model from the Google Play Store in Japan, only he received a 32GB model instead.

Nexus 7 32GB shows up again, could ship October 24th

By Cory Gunther
on 4 Oct, 2012

Yesterday some rumors were floating around that Google and ASUS were preparing to offer a 32GB version of their highly popular Nexus 7 tablet. Then we showed you a leaked screenshot from Carphone Warehouse showing the device in their inventory. It looks like they aren't the only one, as it's appearing in multiple other sites inventory too.

Nexus 7 32GB and Galaxy Nexus 2 spotted in leaked screenshot

By Cory Gunther
on 3 Oct, 2012

If you're like us and wish the Google Nexus 7 tablet had additional storage, or you'd love to see a Samsung Galaxy Nexus 2 -- then we have a leak showing both. Today a screenshot has appeared from the extremely popular online retailer Carphone Warehouse that is causing a bit of a stir on both accounts mentioned above.

Samsung Galaxy S III 64GB quad-core version available now – only $1200

By Cory Gunther
on 8 Aug, 2012

I saw this price and almost had a heart attack. It looks like some select e-tailers now have Samsung's flagship Galaxy S III, the quad-core international version available for sale in the 64GB storage option. US carriers opted for the 16 or 32GB flavors, but now those wanting 64GB of storage can get it. Only it will cost you an arm and a leg.

Sanwa USB Reader grants external storage, but not to everyone

By Michael Crider
on 23 Mar, 2012

Most of the Android phones on the market have some method of external storage, almost always in MicroSD card form. But a few notable phones like the Nexus S and Galaxy Nexus lack this capability, as do several high-profile upcoming phones like the HTC One X. A little company called Sanwa aims to correct these oversights with the Sanwa USB Reader, a gadget that's nothing if not descriptive: it plugs into a standard MicroUSB port and adds a full-sized USB port and standard SD/MicroSD slots, plus another MicroUSB port, presumably for pass-through charging.

NOOK Tablet internal storage partitioning coming this March

By Cory Gunther
on 21 Feb, 2012

Barnes and Noble has made a few changes to their popular NOOK tablet line. This morning officially announcing they'll start selling a slightly lower model with only 8GB of internal storage to better compete with the Kindle Fire. The NOOK has a micro-SD slot for expanded storage but out of the box users only get 1GB of the 8 or 16GB included to add their own pictures, music, or video. The rest is reserved for downloads from the NOOK store. Next month that will all be changing after the countless complaints regarding the matter.