Microsoft tries to box out Box by giving away more OneDrive for Business storage
How much storage do you want? 25GB? How about 1TB? Microsoft ups the ante with OneDrive for Business.
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Dropbox to host first-ever developers conference this summer
What better way to draw developers to your platform than by hosting a developers conference? That’s exactly what Dropbox is going to do.
Dropbox adds single sign-on support to woo more business users
In a bid to make itself more palatable to IT, Dropbox will add single sign-on, SAML support to its business edition.
When iCloud isn’t enough: balancing other cloud storage options
iCloud doesn’t work as a one-stop storage solution the way I’d hoped. Here’s a guide to how I incorporate several online storage solutions to make them work for my needs.
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Encryptors scramble to support Google Drive, SkyDrive
Well that didn’t take long. Cloud storage security firms such as Boxcryptor, who were all about Dropbox and Box.net, are suddenly racing to add support for Google and Microsoft’s heavyweight offerings.
Report: Google gets Drive cloud storage ready to roll
Google is close to announcing its own long-rumored cloud storage service for consumers, according to a report in The Wall Street Journal. The new Google Drive — which would offer some storage free — would compete head on with existing services like Dropbox.
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For The iCloud Disaffected, Microsoft Offers iPhone Users Skydrive Storage
When Apple (NSDQ: AAPL) launched its iCloud service earlier this year, it automatically gave users of its own devices 5GB of free cloud-base…
Microsoft brings SkyDrive to iPhone (or vice versa)
Microsoft’s SkyDrive is coming to an iPhone near you, the company said this week. A new app means that iPhone users can store and access their personal photos, files and documents in SkyDrive as opposed to, say, Apple’s own iCloud.
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Use scheduled Sleep in Mac OS X to unplug yourself
As a full-time content creator, I know I spend way too much time working online. When I forget that, my family is…
Microsoft Gets Serious About Collaboration and Storage
When it comes to doing business on the web, one of the main issues we face involves sharing files with team mates, stakeholders, and customers. There are tools such as BaseCamp and Box.Net, but if you want an alternative, two products from Microsoft might be just what you’re looking for.
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EdgeCast Ready To Take On Akamai, Limelight
Paying less for bandwidth to serve-up streaming media and downloadable video clips on websites could become the bait that hooks the customer.…
iPod Death and Rebirth
Earlier this week, after arriving in San Diego for a tradeshow, I was struck with the real horror that my 60 GB…
Go Moto Go
In April, Nokia introduced disappointing numbers but revealed strong industry growth. Specifically, Moto later came out and blew away its numbers. Stock…
