There are a lot of decisions to make when buying something new and technology is no different. In fact, buying a technical item is probably one of the hardest, you have to learn about then product and what is important in all of the gigahertz, megabytes and processor figures that are thrown at you.

Back in February Intel announced a new High Speed technology called Thunderbolt™. Thunderbolt supports data transfer speeds of up to 10GB per second, which means you could transfer a full-length HD movie between two devices running Thunderbolt in around 30 seconds! Although Intel announced its

If you want to make an impact with your promotional USB flash drives then why not consider a USB Wristband. They’re very popular with schools and companies that are targeting a more youthful market but there’s no reason why they should be limited to this demographic.

A lot of our articles recently have been on the development of USB technology and other general technology. This has got us thinking about other applications for technology on USB sticks for promotional purposes and to create a buzz, so we got thinking about augmented reality. For those of you

How big can a USB flash drive get? That’s the question on our minds. When the first USB flash drive was sold under 11 years ago in December 2000 the memory capacity was only 8MB.  Although to us, that seems extremely small and almost pointless, at the time it was more than five times the size of the

With evidence that the UK car industry is slowly falling due to the announcement four days ago that car sales have fallen for the 13th consecutive month, car manufacturers are turning to branded USB sticks in all areas in an attempt to improve business. It was announced on Thursday

One of our recent branded USB memory stick jobs, seen on the right requested a square pixelated symbol to be printed on one side of their bamboo flash drives from our Wood USB range.  Some people may not be aware of what this dotted picture is.  It could be thought that it was a weird, complex company

Earlier this week we wrote an article about some ‘cool’ USB memory sticks where some pretty creative people have made some weird and wonderful USB shells to case their flash drives.  However we had some doubts about their usefulness.  The USB memory stick under question today however, is the compass

In attempts to be a fully pro-active company as opposed to a reactive company we like to keep an eye on the micro-environment and on the wider industry.  Being a promotional USB company this sometimes means looking at new USB models and styles.  This can oftentimes be quite a fun job especially with