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TL;DR: Replace a Dropbox subscription with a Koofr 1TB cloud storage lifetime subscription for $159.99 (reg. $810) with code KOOFR.

We are now tracking a deal at Amazon that drops Samsung’s 256GB P9 Express microSD card to $47.99 shipped. This model originally debuted at $55 before climbing much higher amid the recent storage price hikes, but today’s offer brings it back down to the lowest price we’ve tracked since those increases hit. Today’s deal takes…

Apple confirms iPhone Duo comes in 256GB, 512GB, 1TB and 2TB capacities, but does not identify their NAND type.

So, you’re running out of storage on your Android phone. It happens, even if you periodically delete files and photos, especially if you’ve been porting your data from one phone to the next over the past few years. Apps, images, videos and big files you’ve downloaded and forgotten typically eat up most of your storage…

A few weeks back, I wrote an article about how local AI servers are bringing everything full circle, away from cloud storage. If Microsoft’s latest move, reducing the amount of storage you get with Microsoft 365, is anything to go by, then the humble NAS starts to seem like a good investment again.

TL;DR: This lifetime subscription to the Cleaner Kit for iOS Premium Plan helps you get rid of duplicate images, compress bulky videos, clean up your contact list, and streamline your calendar, all for just $25.

If you’ve been to the grocery store lately, you’re probably familiar with the phenomenon of shrinkflation — where the price of a bag of chips or a candy bar stays the same, but the product itself gets smaller.

As confirmed by the website “Expand Mac mini,” NAND storage in the new Mac mini models with the M6 and M5 Pro chips is soldered to the logic board, whereas the previous models with the M4 and M4 Pro chips have removable storage that can be upgraded.

There’s an annoying little iPhone notification glitch impacting some users on iOS 27. For those affected, the Settings app gets a red badge prompting an alert to ‘Activate iCloud Storage’.

TL;DR: Drime is a private cloud platform, and an 8TB Lifetime Subscription is on sale for $280 through September 20 (reg. $899).