Samsung just announced a new kind of storage solution for mobile devices called UFS 4.0. It’s the latest version of the Universal Flash Storage standard. The new version comes two years after UFS ...

Universal Flash Storage (or UFS) has gained significant popularity in recent years. In its early days, the tech was limited to flagship phones due to its high pricing. But now, it’s often found in mid ...

What if the storage in your single-board computer (SBC) could rival, or even surpass, the speeds of some NVMe SSDs, all while consuming less power and requiring simpler hardware? This is no longer a ...

UFS 4.0 stands for Universal Flash Storage 4.0. It is a storage medium used to store data on digital devices, most commonly on mobile devices. It is similar to Solid State Drives or SSDs. UFS 4.0 is ...

The next generation of smartphone storage, UFS 5.0, is nearly ready and promises massive speed and efficiency gains over UFS 4.0. With up to 10.8GB/s transfer speeds and better data integrity, it ...

The next generation UFS 5.0 standard is nearly ready and promises much faster speeds compared to UFS 4.0. It’s designed to make phones faster and more power-efficient, especially for AI-driven tasks.

Here’s why it is such a big deal when an expensive phone “only” comes with UFS 2.2 storage. Editorial Note: Talk Android may contain affiliate links on some articles. If you make a purchase through ...