2015 CES Adam Elements Unveils Innovative iKlips Apple Lightning Flash Drive, Features World's Fastest Read/Write Speed, Dual-Interface Lightning / USB 3.0 Support Taipei, Taiwan, January 17, 2015 ...
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The iPhone’s got a beautiful body, powerful processor, and one of the best smartphone cameras around. But if there’s one area in which it falls a bit short, it’s storage. As avid phone photographers ...
iLounge has a special deal on the iKlips C Apple Lightning/USB-C Flash Drive, which allows you to get portable storage in either USB-C or Lightning mode. The iKlips Flash Drive eliminates the need to ...
Remember how before smartphones were a thing, the best way to carry data around with you was on a flash drive? You’d pass them around, asking for or sending over ...
No one but you can access the files stored on the iKlips S, a tiny SSD from Adam Elements. Simply tap your finger on the drive to unlock it. The biometric security system is similar to Apple’s Touch ...
With the advent of the cloud, flash drives are slowly becoming a thing of the past. But don't deep-six the idea of tiny storage widgets just yet. The iKlips miReader 4K helps you seamlessly transfer ...
Up until now the iKlips in rose gold was exclusively available with the 256GB iKlips. Today we announce that the 32GB, 64GB and 128GB versions will also getting the rose gold variant and you can ...
People who own Apple devices will always vouch for their sleek combination of design and functionality. But Apple has a history of never including any removable storage in their devices, relying ...
The following content is brought to you by Mashable partners. If you buy a product featured here, we may earn an affiliate commission or other compensation. A fingernail-sized SSD can add 256GB of ...
Portable storage has definitely changed. Phones shoot ProRes video, apps generate multi-gigabyte files, and cloud uploads aren't always practical. The iKlips S USB-C Nano Touch 256GB SSD is now on ...