If you want to use your smartphone or tablet to easily control the camera and share pictures on-the-go, you might need a Wi-Fi-enabled SD card. These SD cards are very similar to the normal ones ...

In a recent product teardown, Portelligent analyzed Eye-Fi's Share, a Wi-Fi-enabled Secure Digital (SD) card that makes it easy and affordable to add Wi-Fi connectivity to any digital camera with an ...

Photographers can get a Photostream-like workflow using a traditional camera thanks to the Toshiba FlashAir SD WiFi 8GB Card. The FlashAir card lets users access their pictures while still on the ...

The Wi-Fi SD card is a very handy memory card which can save you a huge amount for a simple wireless upgrade to your camera. However, there are some cameras that are not compatible with the ...

PQI Air Card lets you wirelessly access your camera’s photos (hands-on) Memory vendor PQI had a wireless SD card at Computex 2012.

Transcend has announced a new range of Wi-Fi SD memory cards which add wireless capabilities to SDHC-compatible digital cameras.

Popular WiFi-connected SD card manufacturer Eyefi recently released a brand new product, the Eyefi Mobi Pro. For those unfamiliar with Eyefi, the company makes WiFi-connected SD cards to give ...

Mac 911 How to use an SD camera card with your Mac Depending on the vintage, you might have a slot or require an adapter.

Here's a novel thought -- what if every Secure Digital card had wireless? Eye-Fi's been doing a fine job on its own, but here in Las Vegas, it's the SD Association making it easier for everyone ...

Wirelessly access photos straight from your cameraThe Transcend Wi-Fi SD Card has an interesting answer to this problem. Though it looks like a standard SD card (with a large 32GB capacity in the ...

The SD Association announced what would be the biggest change to SD since its creation, the ability to create standard SD memory cards for cameras and smartphones that include a Wi-Fi radio.

Today’s SD memory cards provide large capacities and are inexpensive. But it takes some know-how to pick the right card for your camera and how you want to shoot.