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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?
Huddle releases private beta of new Huddle Sync service
Huddle announced they were releasing a private beta of the new Huddle Sync service, which they say can predict the files that are most important to you and sync them across devices automatically. Of
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
MegaUpload case likely has no impact on enterprise cloud services
When cloud file-sharing service MegaUpload was shut down by the U.S. federal government last week, an article from PCMag Online pointed out that when the feds closed down the site, they took illegal
One on One with Alastair Mitchell of Huddle
Alastair Mitchell is chief executive and co-founder of Huddle . Frustrated by existing enterprise technology's inability to help people work together, when collaboration apps in our social lives
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
Box.net scores another $19 million in funding
These have been good times for Box.net. Even as the company builds support for a variety of smart phones and tablets , it continues to pile on funding from venture capitalists to keep it going.
Twitter taps Drupal for developer site
Twitter unveiled July 11 a new online community website for third-party developers to access APIs in an open, collaborative environment. It's not entirely surprising that the site is built upon open
Finding balance between protection and openness
As we head to the Enterprise 2.0 Conference in Boston this week, it seems an appropriate time to explore the tension many organizations are feeling between the desire to secure content, while at the
Microsoft to Launch Office 365 on June 28
Microsoft ( NASDAQ: MSFT ) sent out invitations last week to an event to officially launch Microsoft's cloud-based tools suite called Office 365 on June 28 in New York City. The suite includes Exchange
