Finnish mobile phone maker Nokia has removed the monthly subscription for storage space on its Ovi Files service. While users were previously able to choose between a 10GB and a 30GB option for online storage, either for a monthly fee (€6.99 and €12.99, respectively) or an annual one (€49.99 and €... |
20 July 2009
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Online storage services became very popular in the last year or so... especially the ones that offered substantial free storage. Canonical and Mandriva also announced recently that they would offer such services for their operating systems in the next months. To be honest, Ubuntu One from Canonical seems very promisi... |
19 June 2009
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LaCie has just announced a merger with Caleido AG, the developers of Wuala, an online storage solution that helps users securely store their data or media files in the cloud. The announcement marks LaCie's dedication to increase the quality of its products and services and better support the technology advanceme... |
23 March 2009
07:59 GMT |
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Comuting from one computer to another without having all the work with you can be a pretty thorny thing generally solved by keeping files on a removable device, transferring the data via email, FTP, or some other secure connection. But there is also the online way, which is adopted by Dropbox, a free service that pro... |
23 February 2009
14:45 GMT |
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Windows Live Wave 3 brings to the table no less than 25 GB of free online storage. Via Windows Live SkyDrive Wave 3, users can now benefit from five-fold the capacity with the introduction of the latest iteration of the service. Microsoft is advertising the increase in storage space as the main enhancement associated... |
3 December 2008
13:57 GMT |
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It looks like ASUSTek, the creator of the widely known Eee PC, is planning to increase storage for its netbook systems. The company is expected to offer free online data storage, in addition to a number of other Web services, as a means of boosting the popularity of its small-sized portable computer systems in an alr... |
10 September 2008
03:54 GMT |
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Online storage is news long expired, but I bet that if I throw in "free" and "5GB of space" chances are that interest will rise. Let's do that. So we have 5GB of free online storage. If that's still trivial and you think of Gmail's capacity which is continuously growing, ponder some more on the amount ... |
28 July 2008
11:30 GMT |
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Wuala is a free desktop application, available for Windows, Mac and Linux, that will be launched, in Beta version, on August 14. Rumors talk about the utility and security of the application, but no one really knew what it was actually like. The Swiss team behind the project decided to offer, besides the screenshots ... |
18 July 2008
10:31 GMT |
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On May 22, 2008, Microsoft introduced the second update this year to Windows Live SkyDrive, adding new functionality but also opening up the free online storage service to more markets around the world. Users will be able to notice a few changes across SkyDrive, mainly additional features designed to deliver richer u... |
23 May 2008
03:49 GMT |
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With its Windows Live suite of products and services, Microsoft is following the general tendency of traditional software solutions migrating online. Offerings under the Windows Live brand are illustrative examples of the new Software as a Service and Software plus Service strategy, a small aspect of both being stora... |
25 February 2008
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The International CES 2008 is only a few days away and manufacturers have started to come out with press releases of what they will be showcasing at their booths in Las Vegas. And one of the most interesting devices related to the specific area of portable storage devices comes from SanDisk, who has just announced t... |
3 January 2008
07:46 GMT |
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Windows Live Folders is essentially Microsoft's response and alternative to Google's GDrive (Codename Platypus), and went live as a private beta at the end of June. Presented as "password-protected online file storage. Always available where you need it" the service is Microsoft's way to offer storage ... |
6 August 2007
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