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Gadgets

USB Keys Lost On Trains Are A Major Source Of Malware

Losing a USB key on a train is all too easy, and a risky prospect if you keep important data on it. But if you find one, think twice before using it: one recent study suggests that it’s extremely likely to contain malicious software.

20 July 2011

Computing

Grab This Swiss Army USB Drive, Waltz Your Way Through Airport Security

Few would deny that a Victorinox Swiss Army Knife looks cool. But not everyone is a fan of the great outdoors and needs one. Until now.

26 April 2011

Cameras

These Tiny Canon USB Sticks Don’t Take Photos, Only Store ‘Em

The mini Canon 5D DSLR flash drive of the other year has a couple of similarly statured friends joining him at the flash-storage convention: an IXUS 200IS compact camera and Legra HD camcorder version. Both have the same retractable USB arms and 4GB of storage, but my heart will always belong to the 5D. [Behance via OhGizmo]

19 April 2011

Computing

Store More Than 36 Photos On These Film Roll USB Sticks

Perhaps Etsy seller Newfocus should recycle some of those old Kodachrome film rolls and charge even more than $US19 for a 2GB stick, and $US24 for a 4GB stick. I’d buy one, and I know plenty of other film-shooters would too. [Etsy via CrunchGear]

14 April 2011

Computing

Hide Memory Cards In The USB Stick Docking Station Of Dreams

Currently, I have microSDs spread all around my house – I’m sure I could find a couple if I searched hard enough, but the bulk majority are probably lost in the dusty corners for good. A USB stick that houses all your cards makes so much sense I’m surprised that this is just a concept. [Yanko]

12 April 2011

Computing

Don’t Be Fooled, This USB Drive Is NOT Secure

Someone should inform the fine individuals over at Brando that fashioning a USB drive in the likeness of a padlock doesn’t actually make its contents secure. [Brando via CrunchGear]

24 March 2011

Computing

Condom USB Stick Reminds You To Eject Safely

You can keep your novelty sushi USB stick – all the cool kids are protecting themselves by backing up. [Eugene Filatov via LikeCool]

18 October 2010

Computing

Laptop Thief Posts Victim His Data On A USB Stick

If you’re going to get your laptop stolen by anyone, better hope it’s by this Swede who copied the laptop’s data onto a USB stick and sent it to his victim in the post a week later.

10 September 2010

Ready To Form Voltron USB Stick! Activate Interlocks!

It’s not pocket-sized, nor can it be lent to colleagues without experiencing a glimpse of fear it won’t be returned, but the Voltron Lionforce Defender 2GB USB stick does come pre-loaded with a remastered Voltron episode. Just $US30. [Incubot]

18 August 2010

iPhone Spy USB Stick Slurps Up Deleted Data From Any iPhone

Here’s an unsettling product: the iPhone Spy Stick. It’s a USB stick that, when plugged into an iPhone, can recover all sorts of info that you thought you deleted.

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