Yesterday some developers who have access to Apple’s beta applications started showing some videos of how well Apple’s upcoming iTunes...
We all know the de facto internet filesharing and cloud storage tool until now has been Dropbox, but Microsoft has always had their own offering, SkyDrive. SkyDrive gave you 25GB of storage for free, which is a good deal more than Dropbox's measly 3GB. Problem was, SkyDrive was not really available on anything else than Windows (and Mac), and there was no mobile integration except with Windows Phone 7. Now Microsoft is starting to put SkyDrive into the devices people use every day, instead of only giving it to the Windows faithful.
Beta versions of Dropbox for Mac, Linux and Windows has added automatic photo uploads, a useful new feature to the cloud storage service.
Google has recently introduced and launched Google Play, that unifies its digital entertainment offerings into a single cloud-based destination. Announced...
Popular file sharing service Dropbox has recently introduced and rolled-out the new design of its web-based service, announced on its...
A newly uncovered patent design from the “quietly brilliant” HTC indicates that the mobile phone maker could be developing its...
My Broadband has reported that Samsung’s video-on-demand (VOD) Hub Service that will be launching on the electronics company’s Galaxy Tab...
For a long time, the only major file syncing service with a decent cloud backup option was Dropbox, and its...
Cheap computing power, paired with ubiquitous connectivity in nearly every corner of the world, is creating a global, intelligent fabric...
Google recently launched its foray into the world of cloud storage with Google Drive, hoping to become competitive in an...
The African Internet has taken massive strides forward over the past three years, thanks to the large investments telecommunications operators...
The role of information technology (IT) in the enterprise is changing from being a supplier of devices to becoming a...
