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Tag: storage (page 6)
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Gartner: Mobile Devices Push Consumers to the Cloud via Social Media Sites
The argument over whether enterprises will move to the cloud or not has been fought argued and concluded; the result is that no matter what analysts say, enterprises are moving. But what about consumers and the massive amounts of content that they store on desktops and other devices? Consumers
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Box Expands to Europe with London Headquarters
Cloud storage provider Box is broadening its horizons. The company announced it is expanding to Europe and plans to generate 30 percent of its revenue from the market within 18 months.
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Enhancements to IBM Smarter Computing Initiative Help Us Work Smarter, Not Harder
Big Data is not indicative of having a bigger brain. In fact, it seems that the bigger your data, the more overwhelmed companies are about developing smarter strategies about how to handle accelerated data growth.
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Evernote Plans Asia Expansion, But Will Privacy Issues in China Prevail?
Evernote, the cloud-based service that helps users remember everything through note-taking and clipping, is expanding to new regions. But, with plans to set up datacenters in China, should users be concerned about privacy amid Chinese regulations toward censorship and data access? Evernote has announced plans to expand to Asia, and
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Google Drive: Market Changer or Minor Shuffle? What the World Thinks
Now Google's cloud storage service has been unveiled, and is being slowly rolled out to users, what does the tech world think of yet another remote filing tray? The first panic took off minutes into the service's life over rights issues, but now users are keen to check
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Google Drive is Finally Live
Google's much-anticipated cloud storage service has been launched, offering 5GB of free storage to all users, with the message "keep everything, share anything.
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Microsoft's SkyDrive Gets New App Versions, Adds Paid Storage Options
SkyDrive users gets a whole new app to play with on Windows, Mac, Windows Phone and iOS, while the cloud service expands with some paid-for storage options to help boost your web filing power.
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Dropbox Offers Ability to Share Files, No Account Required
Popular online storage app, Dropbox, has announced a new link sharing system and Web viewer that allow anyone to view Dropbox content without even having an account. Dropbox link sharing and Web viewer now available to all users. Dropbox is a free service to anyone who signs up, but
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Stuff Your Data in the Cubby With LogMeIn's New Cloud/Desktop Service
If you're not satisfied with your existing cloud storage facility, then why not give the beta of Cubby a go.
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CloudOn Brings the Full Office to iPad Via Dropbox
Merging cloud storage, a Microsoft Office license and Adobe Reader access, CloudOn lets users access, edit and share their Word, Excel and other Office files, all from the swish confines of their iPad.
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Dropbox Offers Free Storage, Warns Users Not to Game System
HTC One series phone owners can get 25GB of free Dropbox storage space for two years after they sign up or log in to HTC Sense-integrated Dropbox. Other mobile device users quickly figured out how to game the system and score free storage.
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Stand Up to Big Data: Trends, Best Practices for Information Management
Chances are, when you’re talking about managing information, the word "big" works itself into the conversation. Big data is everywhere and it’s not going anywhere.
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A Week in Google: Stores for Tablets, Apps and Data, Plus a New Programming Language
Not only is Google getting ready to launch its own tablet, but the company will create an online store to sell the upcoming Nexus device, as well as rivals' models in an attempt to avoid claims of favoritism.
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Google's Cloud Storage Service Arriving Early April
Google's Drive service is likely to sneak out of the garage in the next few weeks according to insiders at the company, bringing it into conflict with Apple, Amazon, Microsoft, Dropbox and pretty much everyone else. Let the cloud storage wars commence.
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