Seagate Blog – 7.9.20 (7.3.20)
There is no denying that plastic is an ingenious material. Composed of long chains of synthetic polymers, plastic is strong, light, and highly flexible. It can be manipulated into a multitude of forms, from drinking straws and bottles to car parts and diapers.
Source: How Data Is Quantifying the Impact of Plastic on the Environment
Western Digital Blog – 7.8.20
You know how we’re always told to do the right thing? Well, that applies to engineering innovation too. When we set out to design a new generation of storage enclosures, there were two top priorities in improving design. One was to improve the cooling – electronics are more reliable and run happiest when they are not too hot. The other was to reduce the amount of vibration impacting the drives – today’s extreme capacity hard drives pack a lot of bits onto platters, which requires higher precision and it can be a challenge to keep read/write heads on track.
Amber Life Blog – 6.30.20 (6.29.20)
Open Source software is one of those “techy” terms that gets dropped in business spaces without much explanation. What exactly does Open Source mean anyway? If it sounds kind of vague or confusing, don’t worry. The actual concept is pretty simple.
Source: Getting Down to Business with Open Source Software and AmberPRO
SanDisk YouTube Channel – 6.29.20 (6.26.20)
Gear up and play fiercely with the SanDisk Extreme microSD card, ideal for mobile gaming. With extreme speeds to help you level up and boost your play, you’ll be virtually unstoppable. Equipped with ample storage to save your favorite games, you won’t have to constantly delete your photos, videos or other apps to make space for new games.
OWC Blog – 6.25.20
Everyone looks back fondly on the past and the memories they have made with friends, family, and others. While memories are great, there are some things we might eventually forget or might become a little cloudy in our minds. As a result, many of us cherish the pictures from our childhood or the ones taken as we were growing up.
Source: How to Store Old Photos and Preserve Precious Memories
Google Blog – 6.25.20
Five years ago, we noticed that people were struggling to manage their photos and videos—there wasn’t a place to keep them all, storage was disorganized, and it was hard to find specific photos. We designed Google Photos to solve these problems and since then more than one billion people use the app each month. Over the past few years we’ve also seen that people use Google Photos when they feel nostalgic and want to reminisce. Google Photos has become more than just an app to manage your photos, it’s become the home for your life’s memories.
Source: A redesigned Google Photos, built for your life’s memories
