USB stories

I don't believe that right on the cusp of Christmas, Twelve South swung into my ken. This mini USB hub has become part of my solution to a problem faced by many.>>

Being a naturally curious individual, I was interested to see what customers had to say about Satechi’s products. This is my first foray into the world of the multiple device charger, and to start with I’ll admit to being slightly confused, quoting Manuel from Fawlty Towers with a confused, “¿Que?” >>

PNY are strengthening their presence in and commitment to the Australian and New Zealand market. The industry veterans have established a new and exclusive local distribution partnership with DSTech for their PNY and HP USB and memory card ranges.>>

PNY sent over a selection of their new HP authorised flash drives for us to put through their paces.>>

"These HP products are part of PNYs major and continued commitment to launching high-quality memory products into Australia and New Zealand.">>

The non-profit USB Implementers Forum (USB-IF) is preparing for the launch of USB4, with new specifications for its design and use.>>

Industrial cybersecurity provider Honeywell has doubled down on its protection against USB-based threats towards industrial operators.>>

Symantec Industrial Control System Protection Neural helps defend against USB-borne cyber attacks on operational technology.>>

You may have seen the Zendure SuperCord on social media being used to drag a car around - does it live up to the marketing?>>

A malicious backdoor called BKDR-ANDROM.ETIN is using fileless malware to infect systems through USB flash drives.>>

"A lot of folks aren't aware that something like this is even possible.">>

"Plants need solutions that let people work efficiently, but also don’t compromise cyber security and, with it, industrial safety.">>

MicFlip has created the first ever reversible Micro USB, compatible with all Micro USB plugs.>>

“It seems that this malware was created for targeted attacks on systems isolated from the internet.”>>

"Our new USB Wi-Fi Adapter will significantly upgrade the network speeds of a device, providing the ability to do more online and stray farther.">>

If you’re a Star Wars fan or not, it’s definitely worth a spot in your Mimobot collection.>>

“We use our cables and devices so often that we have almost accepted this frustration as the norm.”>>

Here’s a first world problem. Most families have a pile of USB charged gadgets. Trouble is there are usually only a few suitable spots for plugging everything in to ensure they stay charged. As any parent with teens knows, Charged gadgets equals happy families.>>

At the size of a credit card (and about double the thickness), the Traveler features an extremely thin USB connector that swings out from the side.>>