With the growing trend in branded USB memory sticks as a vehicle to distribute promotional material, speed of production and delivery are becoming critical. The vast majority of branded USB memory sticks are manufactured

Occasionally we get asked to sponsor various events in the UK and occasionally (when we’re feeling generous) we’ll say yes. We must have had one of those “moments” recently because we agreed to sponsor the Gamebeast gaming event in Manchester. Whilst we can’t confess to being ardent gamers ourselves

Until the 1st July businesses and consumers in Germany had grudgingly become accustomed to paying a tax of €0.08 on every USB flash drive they purchased but from the 1st July this tax was increased to €0.91 on USB drives with less than 4GB of storage and to €1.95 on drives with

Demand from schools universities and businesses for promotional USB Flash Drives is still pretty buoyant with overall sales in 2012 on track to outstrip like for like sales in 2011. Part of the growth is because people are abandoning CD’s and DVD’s in favour of USB flash drives but fundamentally

Well, I suppose having been in the industry and supplied printed USB memory sticks for nearly 10 years that we ought to know by now that prices tend to shoot up in July! Maybe it was just wishful thinking and a forlorn hope that this year it might be a little bit different but it looks like our hopes

Every day our customers seem to surprise us with new ideas for using the branded USB memory sticks we supply. Yesterday one of the pre-schools we supply told us they were now sending their 4- year olds home with their end of year reports loaded onto a USB stick rather than printed on a paper report.

Yesterday was a big day for Google. At the Google I/O Conference in San Francisco not only did they announce a new version of Android (Jelly Bean) but, they also introduced Nexus Q which they call “the first streaming media player”, updates to Google+, Google Glasses and they launched the much anticipated

USB flash drives continue to be one of the most popular promotional gifts in the market today. Companies, schools and universities buy them in the thousands and give them away to help develop their brand, to raise awareness of who they are and what they do and to encourage customer loyalty. Recipients

If you’re a professional photographer and you’re thinking of buying some USB memory sticks printed with your logo or name on then you’re in good company! Given the number of enquiries we are getting at the moment it seems like the initial trickle of photographers abandoning CD’s and DVD’s in favour of