14 DAY TRIAL // Here we are, gazing upon a series of flash drives whose bodies are almost smaller than the USB ports that let them connect to PCs.
Strontium made them, and called them simply On-The-Go USB drives. No special name, no nothing.
They don't really need it either, since support for On-the-Go technology is the main asset here (allows them to recognize OTG smartphones and tablets as host PCs).
They can copy files from a phone and transfer them to another one, and do the same with tablets. It removes the need for using Wi-Fi or Bluetooth for that, or having to use a PC as intermediary.
The drives have micro-USB (3.0 most likely) ports for all this to work, in addition to full-size connectors.
Strontium will soon sell the On-The-Go USB drives with 5-year warranties in capacities of 8 GB to 64 GB.