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Though the default Google Maps software that comes loaded on Apple's iDevices is enough for most people, the company is still looking to replace it with advanced, 3D-accelerated goodness from C3 Technologies.

With two flash drives shoehorned into a single USB key, the Split Stick reduces the number of drives hanging on our lanyards while keeping personal and professional data conveniently separate.

Lenovo's Youtube channel has unveiled the company's upcoming tablet, loaded with Android 4.0 “Ice Cream Sandwich” and a few other interesting features.

Along with all of the other rumors surrounding next-gen game consoles comes a hint that Microsoft is planning a smaller, cheaper Xbox for 2013's holiday season.

Hard drives may be slow and fairly unreliable compared to the newer flash memory, but there are people out there that adore them anyway – and you can bet that those people move small data from computer to computer using one of these shiny little things...

Western Digital, clearly serious about the enterprise storage market, has announced a new batch of its S25 series of 2.5” hard drives, boasting capacities up to 900GB, amongst other improvements.

Japanese company Buffalo is coming out with a brand new USB hub. Boring, right? Nope! This hub carries the interesting quirk that its USB ports can accept your cords in any orientation – upwards or downwards.

Hitachi has released a new family of products in its already broad lineup of notebook hard drives, boasting 500GB of capacity in a single-platter design, rotating at 7200 RPM.

Along with the influx of keypad-less phones come the arrival of buttonless mice. Logitech looks to be trying to further this slightly questionable category with its new Touch Mouse M600.