Tag:
Dropbox
Latest Headlines
Latest Headlines
Google Drive may be a bad idea for corporate users
Before you run out and sign your employees up, you might want to have your legal staff take a look at the terms of service.
Dropbox introduces linking to files
This week Dropbox announced a new feature that lets you send a link to content instead of simply sharing the folder. If it's a video, you can watch the video directly from the link. If they are...
Google finally takes plunge into online storage
Google finally made Google Drive official today, offering 5GB of free online storage with upgrades from 25GB to 16TB. Should competitors be afraid?
Google online storage shouldn't threaten Box
The Wall Street Journal reported last week that Google ( NASDAQ: GOOG )was close to finally launching a long-rumored cloud-based storage service. While details are sketchy and this is still very much
What is devops, anyway?
Many organizations are trying to coordinate application development with IT operations, but whether they're involved in "devops" may be a matter of opinion. The buzz word sparks a host of notions and
OpenText announces Tempo cloud file-sharing solution
OpenText released its own cloud file sharing solution this week called Tempo, which works a lot like Dropbox . You can save files to Tempo and they sync across all devices. The key difference between
Dropbox announces Teams product
This week Dropbox announced a new Teams product to provide a way to centralize Dropbox account management in a multiple-user setting. The Teams tool lets you create a group of common users such as a
Dropbox and Box.net shoot for different markets
Guest post by Dan Keldsen With "Box" in the name of both Dropbox and Box.net , it would be easy to think that both solutions are competing in the same space. But with Dropbox for Teams recently
Dropbox garners $250M in financing
Dropbox, which offers a service that lets people bring their documents, photos and videos everywhere and share them even via mobile phones, announced today that it has completed a $250 million Series
Dropbox's multiple security problems
Researchers have uncovered at least three different ways to access data without authorization from popular cloud-storage provider Dropbox. Presenting their work at the 20th USENIX Security Symposium
