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Syncplicity Reviewed
Syncplicity is a cross-platform cloud sync and storage service that has some unique integration features.
Dropbox Falls Flat On Security With Latest Terms Of Service Update
Dropbox airs some dirty laundry with their latest TOS update.
Hitachi Announces New External Drives With Cloud Storage
Hitachi has announced a new line of external hard drives with cloud storage features.
Dropbox: Android vs. iOS
Dropbox on Android or iOS? We put each through its paces, and compare/contrast the experience.
Pogoplug Launches New Software And Hardware Products
Pogoplug has officially launched its software-based products, along with Pogoplug Video.
FilesAnywhere Launches CoolBackup
FilesAnywhere launches a new cloud backup and synchronization service called CoolBackup.
Tonido Software Reviewed
CodeLathe's Tonido software turns any Windows, Linux or Mac OS computer into a cloud NAS.
Gladinet's Cloud Desktop Reviewed
Gladinet Cloud Desktop aims to make the cloud more accessible on your desktop.
AVG LiveKive aka SpiderOak Reviewed
AVG LiveKive Reviewed, or should we say, AVG SpiderOak Revealed?
Dropbox vs. SugarSync: A Synchronized Duel
SugarSync and Dropbox are two cloud storage and sync solutions vying for your cloud dollars. Which one is better? I was surprised by the result.
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