You're probably wasting money on SD cards. As a camera reviewer, I have plenty of reasons to buy pricey cards, but for most ...

Memory cards are all over the map -- a wide range of formats, sizes, and speeds. Some cards throw a bunch of numbers at you, while others may only list their capacity. Confusing doesn't begin to ...

If you bought a digital camera in the past decade, chances are it stores its images on an SD—short for Secure Digital—memory card. At first glance, these postage-stamp-sized devices don’t ...

But the sheer number of memory cards on the market can make it hard to know which SD card is right for you and your camera. Here our favorite SD cards, followed by some advice on what to look for ...

The days of only having 24 exposures in your camera are well behind us. Modern digital cameras can create enormous amounts of data very quickly, and having one of the best memory cards is key to ...

You can format an SD card using Windows, Mac, and Android devices, and likely your digital camera too. Formatting an SD card will erase everything on it, including the junk or corrupted files you ...

Secure Digital memory card prices have plummeted over the last couple of years. You can get a 16GB SDHC memory card—which can store more than 2,800 JPEG images shot by a 16-megapixel camera ...

Insert the SD card fully into your computer's memory card reader. If you are using an external card reader, connect the card reader to your computer before inserting the memory card.