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Kiss Dropbox Goodbye With Insync
If you're buying a lot of Dropbox storage and don't mind using Google Docs, insync can save you a lot of money.
Pogoplug Switches Gears On Software Products
Pogoplug has revamped its software offerings.
Pogoplug Series 4 Reviewed
The Pogoplug Series 4 is the new top-end of the Pogoplug line. But it still suffers from slower writes than reads.
Get 5 GB Of Free Storage With German Security
Berlin-based STRATO has launched its web storage service in the U.S.
WD Doubles Your Cloud Storage Fun
Western Digital has introduced a dual-drive version of its MyBook Live NAS.
Dropbox vs SmugMug: Sometimes Two Clouds Are Better than One
Simple storage like Dropbox provides may not be the best way to share your photos.
Pogoplug Is Still In The Hardware Biz
There's a new Pogoplug box in town...
Soonr Reviewed
Updated - Soonr is a relatively new cloud service for businesses who want the best of Google Docs functionality with Dropbox-like sync.
SkyDrive Gets A Makeover
Microsoft has made its drive-in-the-sky service a lot easier to use.
Pogoplug Cloud Reviewed
Pogoplug has long been known for its inexpensive devices that make the contents of a USB drive available anywhere. Is its new hardware-less Cloud service just as good?
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