Archive for July, 2006
Digital LifeSaver from Venzero
The Venzero LifeSaver is a tiny USB stick with a sturdy 8GB microdrive. Almost as slim as a cigarette lighter, you really can take it everywhere and keep all your treasured digital belongings constantly at your fingertips. This backup device does come with one word of caution however, now that your data is on the flash drive and the little USB gadget feels indestructible
Network multi-user security via USB token
Here is another security product similar to the ID Vault we spoke about several weeks ago. Using the same two stage philosophy of physical hardware with unique IP information one can secure their digital world. The SecuriKey is a two-factor user authentication and data protection system that brings powerful
Windows Vista won’t natively support Wireless USB
New Wireless USB devices are coming, but will there be an operating system to welcome them? At the Certified Wireless USB Developers Conference, major hardware and software companies promised to start providing Certified Wireless USB devices by the end of the year. While this may sound hopefull,
Jeep brand flash drive, come on!
Gigabit Ethernet USB adaptor – Finally!
The Belkin Gigabit USB 2.0 Network Adapter lets you easily tap into a gigabit network without needing the specific Ethernet Gig card. The Adapter is backward-compatible with all existing 10/100 networks. With a simple insert to your USB port the adapter will instantly allow you to
How To: Assign custom icon to flash drive
If you have multiple thumb drives then you might want to customize the icon of each flash drive. Here is an easy way to automatically assign a custom icon to just about any storage device so it’s unique characteristics can be displayed upon connection.
Self destruct button USB hub

If you’re tired of getting pelted by the USB Missile Launcher from your co-worker then take yourself out of misery with the self-destructing USB hub. This very official looking end-all command center doubles as a 4 port USB hub. Using the master key, insert – twist – flip the plastic protective cover and push the Big Red Button. Yes, it is kid friendly



