Will an iPhone Accept a MicroSD Card?. Apple's iPhone may not have conventional memory expansion slots, but it's still possible to use MicroSD cards with the device. MicroSD adapters for the ...

Curiously, the Lightning to USB Camera Adapter, which lets you connect cameras and other devices including the iPhone primarily for video and photo transfer, does not yet appear to have an updated ...

The i-FlashDrive CR8600, has an Apple Lightning adapter and a standard Micro SD Card can slide into it. Gigastone President Michel Hassan says one big advantage is that data residing on a Micro SD ...

Apple has announced a new version of its Lightning to SD card adapter — a Camera Reader, in Apple parlance — that offers USB 3.0 transfer speeds when used with the iPad Pro, or USB 2.0 with ...

An SD Card adapter can cost as little as $19 and allows you to read and transfer data from the SD card (like documents, videos, and photos) directly to your iPhone. The adapter connects to your ...

From there, you need to put the SD card in the camera, snap a few pictures, and leave the camera on while you go to the Settings app on your iPhone. Navigate to WiFi and choose the Mobi Pro card ...

Currently, you can pick up a 256-gigabyte microSD card for around $170, while an iPhone 7 with 256-gigabytes of storage costs $849, compared to $649 for an iPhone 7 with only 32 gigabytes.

For the CompactFlash card, we copied the same 12.9GB of photos from a SanDisk Extreme 16GB card rated at 120 MBps (UDMA 7), which took an average of 2 minutes 14 seconds, or about 94.9 MBps.