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SanDisk launches the Creator series in India, including Phone SSD, microSD, SD UHS-II card, USB-C Flash Drive, and Phone ...

Sandisk Creator Series storage solutions have been announced in India, including the new phone drive, flash drive, and more.

Samsung is now rolling out its One UI 8 update based on Android 16, with a list of devices and a schedule available.