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The Leef iBridge Plugged Into an iPhone
_ February 17, 2016_ Kevin Costain

Strangely, The Leef iBridge Destroys Your Files [And a Fix]

The one thing a product that stores data should never do is destroy it. Sure, there may be other smaller issues, but I was surprised to learn that a Leef iBridge 64GB device I tested actively destroyed data while in use. Here’s what it does and how to get around it.

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review
_ April 7, 2015_ Kevin Costain

First Look: Upgrading the USB Cable With BelayCords

The benefit of backing smaller projects appears to be how much faster they can turn a pledge into a real product. This was the case with BelayCords; A USB cable replacement for the stock Apple cable (with support for others too). With a pledge date of September 9th, 2014, the BelayCords I ordered took 210 days to arrive.

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_ September 8, 2014_ Kevin Costain

Apple May be Sparking a New Age of Reversible USB Cables

I take a quick and dirty look at reversible USB lightning cables. Interest in these simple cables is at an all-time high with a possible Apple announcement.

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USB Connector
_ March 5, 2010_ Kevin Costain

How To Prepare Bootable USB Drives For Windows/Linux Installations

Also, installing from USB allows you to directly edit files (if you use an answer file or OEM drivers) and you’re installation will be a much faster process than reading off a traditional optical disc. In fact, if your computer doesn’t have a disc drive, it likely does have a USB port that can be booted from.

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