Most people know that random access memory is an important part of their computer and that the more RAM they have, the faster their computer performs, but that's usually where the understanding ends.

Thinking about upgrading your slow PC? Are you unsure how much RAM you actually need? Here's what this tech reviewer thinks.

How RAM Works First, a quick note on how RAM works: RAM, or memory as it's sometimes called, is where your phone stores information when it's not using it, but might in the near future. RAM is a lot ...

Solid-state hard drives trade the rapidly spinning magnetic platters and multiple moving read/write heads of a traditional hard drive for a bank of the same type of memory chips used in USB drives, ...

It's not uncommon to see an Android manufacturer boasting about a phone with a high amount of memory, while Apple does not even post RAM amounts on its iPhone spec sheets. What gives? Is a high amount ...

Upgrading your RAM —Random Access Memory — whether you're getting more RAM or faster RAM, is one of the easiest ways to improve your computer's performance. With upgraded memory, you can multitask ...

Virtual RAM is no longer foreign to the world of smartphones. While the feature has been long in action for PCs, it’s only recently that we are seeing its widespread use on smartphones. Phone ...