Western Digital hard drives are a vital component for anyone who needs to deal with extensive data storage requirements. It helps in keeping all the files safe while also not overloading your devices ...

It's probably difficult to imagine a time when data storage wasn't simple, seamless and instantly available in the palm of your hand. With smartphones, cloud services, sleek portable devices and ...

Available in 2- and 3TB capacities, WD’s My Passport Wireless Pro will stream media via its 802.11ac hot spot for hours. It can also serve as a power bank for mobile devices. We had only two real ...

This Wi-Fi drive works well with mainstream formats such as AVI and MPEG, but it needs a longer-running battery. When you’re late to market, you’d better have more features or a lower price tag than ...

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If you buy something from a Verge link, Vox Media may earn a commission. See our ethics statement. Western Digital is known for its hard drives — particularly the cheap and portable My Passport line ...

Western Digital’s redesigned mobile SSD is an ideal companion for MacBook or iPad. Photo: Ed Hardy/Cult of Mac Even in a world where everything can be stored in the cloud, there’s still a role for an ...

Western Digital today introduced new My Passport and My Passport for Mac hard drives, which are equipped with up to 5TB of storage. The drives are the slimmest 5TB options in the WD brand portfolio, ...

Expanding on its popular portable storage offerings, WD NYSE: WDC today introduced its new My Passport™ Elite™ Portable USB Drives which are designed to make it easy to securely carry thousands of ...

My Mum has been having issues with her WD My Passport USB drive so I've brought it home in the hope that I could figure out some way of retrieving the data from it. I Googled some teardown guides but ...

As anyone who’s experienced a hard drive failure can tell you, stuff goes wrong and computers aren’t perfect. Which leads us to an eternal truth: Backing up your data is a must. And the best way to do ...