Wireless SD cards are a smart product for forgetful/lazy/busy people. Toshiba’s new FlashAir card is the first which allows you to transfer data both to and from the card—an idea that’s got a lot of ...

In our increasingly connected world, having to pause and connect a USB cable or swap in an SD card to transfer files is a cumbersome, nearly archaic process. Wireless SD cards largely solve that ...

Toshiba has updated its FlashAir wireless SD card with the FlashAir II, which, like the Eye-Fi and Transcend Wi-Fi SD cards, functions as its own wireless LAN access point to let users upload photos ...

Eye-Fi really started something, huh? While SD cards were fine just holding memories and excess files for years, soon that became "not good enough." Eye-Fi added a wireless piece to the puzzle, ...

We're big fans of Eye-Fi's wireless memory cards, which enable you to toss that card reader out the window and download all your pictures wirelessly. So far Eye-Fi is about the only player in that ...

The first card using the SD association's Wireless LAN standard is Toshiba's FlashAir and we've just spent some time with it here at CES. It's much like Eye-Fi's Direct Mode insofar that it also can ...

Wireless SDHC storage may seem to be a market already cornered by Eye-Fi, but Toshiba would beg to differ with its brand new FlashAir card. Unlike its competitor, the FlashAir doesn’t require a ...

Toshiba showed off its first SD cards with TransferJet technology at CES in January. The technology allows you to quickly transfer files from the SD card to a PC or other TransferJet-enabled device ...

If you have an Eye-Fi card, you’re probably aware of the convenience factor there. Cords are a pain, and everything else we have is wireless — why not our storage media? Of course, Eye-Fi addressed ...

SINGAPORE--Toshiba has announced plans to lead the formation of a consortium to drive the distribution of a new wireless card, dubbed FluCard, which was developed by local company Trek 2000 ...