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USB Core is a news site covering the latest developments in the USB industry.
The target market is both consumers and industry professionals looking for further information and/or research on the USB industry, products, and services.
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Latest USB news headlines:
- BlockMaster and CryptoCard boost USB device security
- Kingston launches DataTraveler 310
- TechniSat Launches Freeview approved USB DVB-T Stick
- Ironkey and Actividentity bring stronger authentication to enterprise devices
- 4,500 USBs are left in Dry Cleaners
- Broadcom announces next gen single-chip 802.11n USB solutions
- Origin comments on Kingston Datatraveler security flaws
- BlockMaster Launches SafeStick 4.0 – The Laptop Replacement
- IronKey Reveals New Director of Field Operations, EMEA
- Logic3’s ScreenBeat Pumps Up The PC Volume
- IronKey announces 32GB Secure USB Flash Drives
- USB Stick loss could prompt tighter Government security
- Christmas worst time for leaving devices in taxis
- Imation ships wireless USB hard drive
- CyberPower adds speedy USB 3.0 to Gamer Xtreme machines
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The Kingston DataTraveler 310 replaces the 256GB DataTraveler 300, released in July 2009.
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With Personal Video Recorder (PVR) functionality, the AirStar TeleStick 2 allows [...]]]>
Integration with the ActivIdentity ActivClient™ smart card middleware enables a second [...]]]>
From 6th April onwards if data is lost and it causes a major security breach, this could now cost a company [...]]]>
As a follow-on to the success of the world’s first single-chip dual-band 802.11n Broadcom® BCM4323, these new Wi-Fi® solutions integrate high-performance Power Amplifiers (PAs) in a single monolithic CMOS die and leverage ubiquitous USB interfaces to add high performance Wi-Fi connectivity [...]]]>
As Kingston Technologies has revealed several of its secure USB drives can be hacked by a skilled cracker, Origin Storage says that the situation is a classic illustration of the increasing levels of hacker sophistication making lower level encryption technologies obsolete.
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The solution has been designed to provide more adequate access control over USB flash drives, [...]]]>
This engagement reaffirms IronKey’s focus and commitment on a region it views as vitally important at a time when it is experiencing rapid growth.
Colin’s first priority is to qualify IronKey’s EMEA channel – what it looks and [...]]]>
Designed specifically for use with laptops and netbooks, the ScreenBeat speaker is made of tough but lightweight aluminium, and its USB connection doubles up [...]]]>
The IronKey 32GB secure drives offer capacity to transport, and to back up, large amounts of data.
The dual-channel architecture offers rapid data transfer rates and the drives meet FIPS 140-2, Level 3 security requirements. [...]]]>
On Sunday the Guardian newspaper reported that the USB stick had been found in a Belfast car park and offered to the press.
After the newspaper rejected [...]]]>
The company carried out the survey in London, among 300 licensed cab drivers.
It found that Londoners leave around 10,000 mobile phones a month in taxis [...]]]>
USB 2.0 devices can be connected to a computer wirelessly, from a range of up to 30 feet.
The device holds up to 1.5TB of data on a Seagate 3.5″ Barracuda hard [...]]]>
From today, CyberPower customers can configure and order a Gamer Xtreme system with the super speed USB 3.0/SATA III interface.
Gamers will still be able to use their current peripherals as both USB 3.0 and SATA III are backward [...]]]>
