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New wireless services from Google and Cablevision will lean heavily on Wi-Fi

In less than a decade, phone memory cards have grown from 128MB to 128GB

SanDisk's new flash drive wirelessly beams files to your tablet or phone

PayNearMe now letting more types of business accept cash for online payments

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Lexar announces XQD memory cards for Nikon D4, available Q3 2012

Lexar this week announced plans to launch a new line of XQD memory cards, currently supported only by the Nikon D4 camera.

Sony ups XQD write speeds to 168MB/s with new S Series memory cards

Sony has announced a new high-speed XQD memory card series. Aimed at sports photographers, the S series cards offer sustained read and write speeds of 168MB/s, considerably faster than the first generation of XQD cards.

Google Maps adds Street View for Jerusalem, Tel Aviv-Jaffa and Haifa

Street View for Google Maps is continuing its international expansion, this time adding three cities in Israel: Jerusalem, Tel Aviv-Jaffa and Haifa

MWC day one: Nokia 808 PureView, ZTE Era, and the Asus Transformer Pad Infinity

A roundup of the new products announced on day one of Mobile World Congress.

SanDisk and Toshiba release world's smallest 128-gigabit NAND flash chip

SanDisk and Toshiba have developed a 128Gb NAND flash memory chip only 170 square millimeters in size.

SanDisk announces Extreme SSD for consumers, customizable X100 for ultrabooks

SanDisk announced two new SSD drives today — the Extreme SSD aimed at consumers looking to upgrade, and the X100 aimed at ultrabook manufacturers.

SanDisk, Lexar playing the waiting game on XQD

SanDisk has announced they are not planning on manufacturing XQD cards yet.

SanDisk announces world's fastest, most expensive 128GB SDXC Card

SanDisk announces world's fastest 128GB SDXC card with 45MB/s read and write speeds.

Panasonic, Samsung, SanDisk, Sony, and Toshiba team up for new flash memory DRM solution

Panasonic, Samsung, SanDisk, Sony, and Toshiba announced today that they're teaming up to launch the "Next Generation Secure Memory Initiative," which is a new step in the DRM (digital rights management) saga. It's designed to allow users to easily (and legally) use their HD content on "Android-based smartphones and tablets, TVs and Blu-ray products."

Chumby arrives on LG Smart TV platform

Chumby's suite of apps is now available on LG Smart TV connected devices.

Staples Black Friday 2011 deals

For Black Friday 2011, Staples is offering deep cuts on Canon's EOS Rebel T3 DSLR, the BlackBerry PlayBook, camera bags, printers, hard drives, and more.