iCloud

As OfficeDrop does cloud storage, Jones noted the apprehension that rippled throughout the company when Apple (News – Alert) came out with iCloud and when Google came out with Google Drive. But there are significant benefits to being a small … Continue reading →

See preview of LinkedIn’s results. SugarSync Chief Executive Laura Yecies joins digits to explain why her company is poised to take on big names like Google, Dropbox, and iCloud in the data cloud sphere. LinkedIn shares were up 0.3% at … Continue reading →

While most of us Mac addicts are hoping to see new models before June, the one thing I am anxious to see is how Apple can start to bring their upcoming Mac OS, iCloud, and iOS all together in smooth … Continue reading →

Is Apple blanket-rejecting iOS apps that make use of Dropbox because of an evil plan to push developers toward iCloud? If you asked this question five days ago, the answer from the Internet at large might have been a resounding … Continue reading →

Important: Make sure that you’ve set up Find My iPhone correctly in the first place. 1) Open Settings on your home screen 2) Open iCloud 3) Ensure Find My iPhone is switched to On. 4) Go back to Settings 5) … Continue reading →

LG has unveiled its cloud storage service LG Cloud. In its beta version, the service offers users access to files which include photos, videos on the user’s smartphone, computers, tablets and smart TV. Other cloud services like Google Drive, SkyDrive … Continue reading →

What I find more perturbing, though, is that Apple IDs have become far more important than in the past, thanks to iCloud’s deep integration with Mac OS X for essential data like email, events, and contacts. Obviously, Apple has a … Continue reading →

LG has announced the launch of a new cloud storage service, LG Cloud, which it claims will make sharing content between smartphones, tablets and TVs a more enjoyable experience. “Most companies today only see the cloud as a storage device … Continue reading →

Google Drive is rather simple: Similar to services such as Dropbox, Microsoft’s SkyDrive and Apple’s iCloud, Drive parks your data on Google’s servers. As with those other services, you can buy storage in tiers, starting with 5 GB free and … Continue reading →

The roster sort of sounds like Santa’s reindeer roll-call: On Dropbox, on SkyDrive, on iCloud, on Google! And now, Amazon becomes the latest company/sleigh-puller to dive into the Desktop Cloud Storage Wars of 2012. Amazon Cloud Drive initially launched …