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Running out of storage space, or looking for a smart way to back up your Mac? We've tested the top options to help you choose the best Apple-friendly SSD or hard drive for your needs.

Whether you copy your entire computer, or just the most important files, it's essential to have your data backed up. By Brandt Ranj Published Dec 2, 2024 7:55 AM EST Add Popular Science (opens in a ...

You may have a few terabytes of space in your hard drive, but, that may not be enough. We need storage space for our work and personal files, our endless collection of images, and our software, apps, ...

Dockcase is back with a new Kickstarter for a smart SSD enclosure. After their resounding success last year with a smart USB dock, the team applied the same smarts to external solid state drives. Now, ...

The Japanese computer manufacturing firm Green House has introduced its new portable solid state drive which will run on the USB 3.0 interface. The drive measures in at a small size of just 79 (W) x ...

Adding an external hard drive to your Mac is a cost-effective and easy way to expand your storage capacity. Not only is it simply a matter of plugging the drive into a free USB port on the computer, ...

As anyone who’s experienced a hard drive failure can tell you, stuff goes wrong and computers aren’t perfect. Which leads us to an eternal truth: Backing up your data is a must. And the best way to do ...

The demand for storage space has never been the same. In today’s world, graphics are immersive with expansive worlds that require a lot of storage space to even store the game files we play. Gaming ...

The SSD solid-state hard drives included in MacBook Airs or available as an option with other MacBooks are proprietary components. This means that unlike the regular hard drives included in other ...

With software size continuing to balloon, many programs take up gigabytes of memory. Combining that with hefty operating system updates and large video files, it’s easy to use up all the internal ...