Portable flash drives specced to USB 3.0 have been around since before Apple’s original iPad was introduced, but finding ‘em on the cheap can still be quite the task. Enter Verbatim’s Store ‘n’ Go V3 drives, which are set to fit said bill, starting at just $20 bucks for 8GB of storage with options up to 64GB. The USB connector retracts for storage to save you from fussing with caps, and you’ll also have your pick from “seven trendy colors.” Mum’s the word on the maximum transfer speeds you can expect, but we doubt it’s a major concern at this price
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Verbatim’s Store ‘n’ Go V3 thumb drives pack USB 3.0, start at $20 for 8GB
The Flaming Lips have never done anything small, from the “Parking Lot Experiments” of the mid-90s to this year’s Record Store Day album, “The Flaming Lips and Heady Fwends.” Set for an April 21st release, the limited edition vinyl record features an odd cast of characters, including Bon Iver, Erykah Badu, Neon Indian, Nick Cave and Ke$ha, many of whom have lent their actual blood to the record. 
It is, admittedly, difficult to get too excited about a ride in a taxi. Taxis tend to smell, their drivers tend to be rather abrupt in their piloting style and there’s a good chance you won’t be able to find one when you really need it. 
So you think that you are one of the best gamers in the family, always having a rivalry with that little brother of yours? Perhaps it is time to set the record straight in a digital duel, and while you do so, just make sure you have the right kind of equipment to go along with your effort. Enter the $99.99 X-Gaming USB Joystick that hails from the old school of thought. 
First I though this locket was really cute, and one of the most inconspicuous and stylish ways to conceal a USB stick. 
Over the weekend, Sprint announced it’s handing out one of its 3G / 4G dongles free of charge to its customers — with a catch, though. The gratis U602 Plug-in-connect can be yours now if you’re rockin’ an American Express Prepaid Reward Card, getting a new line or willing to sign a fresh two-year deal
Option ‘s XYFI (pronounced ex-WiFi) was announced earlier this week with little fanfare but piqued our interest with its claim to being the world’s smallest personal hotspot. We had an opportunity to look and discuss it at a quiet table at MWC today, a nice change from a showy booth. 
Is your current wireless mouse not up to snuff? If that’s the case, you may want to take a gander at the Logitech Touch Mouse M600 that lets you do your navigating via a touch surface instead of those ol’ clicky buttons
The famous 5.25″ floppy – single-sided or double-sided, sir? Imagine swapping such disks when playing games, and installation proved to be a pain when you have seven, nay, eight of these floppies to go through
