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Lots o' Storage Coming From A Company You Haven't Heard Of
Golden Frog has announced the start of early access for its new cloud storage service.
Dropbox Adds Multi-User Service
Drobox has announced a new version of its cloud storage and sharing service focused on groups of users.
Backblaze Now Backs Up Any Size File
Backblaze has announced a new version of its cloud backup service that now allows unlimited file sizes.
Netflix Adds Honeycomb Tablet Support
Netflix has announced a new Android app version with general support for Honeycomb tablets.
Backupify Announces Google Account Exporter
Backupify has updated its Google Apps account backup tool and moved it from beta to general release.
Minus Refreshes iPhone App and Browser Extensions
Minus has updated its iPhone app and Firefox and Chrome extensions.
SugarSync Adds Outlook Integration
SugarSync is making it easier to use some of its sharing features from Microsoft's email platform.
Buffalo Adds Cheaper Cloud NAS
Buffalo Technology has announced a single-drive addition to its CloudStor family.
Amazon Me-Toos With More Cloud Storage For Your Money
Amazon today announced more general storage space for its Cloud Drive service.
Box.net Ups Storage for iOS Users
Box.net is offering iOS users 50 GB of free cloud storage.
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