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Cloud Drive Storage Service 0.0.33.26 (Windows)

The Cloud Drive Data Storage Service is a break through in Cloud Storage. The Cloud Drive Data Storage Service offers the unlimited space of cloud storage solutions, but with the speed, availability and reliability of a local SAN solution. The Cloud Drive Data Storage Service acts as a gateway to...

Tags: iSCSI, Bruce Street, Cloud Drive Data Storage Service, Linux, Storage Area Networks (SAN), Microsoft Windows, Storage, Ip storage, Operating Systems, Software, Hardware

Software downloads 2009-11-06

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Next year is THE year for cloud computing

Here is what Indu Kodukula, CTO of SunGard Availability Services thinks how cloud computing is likely to transform the computing industry landscape in 2010. Commentary - Yogi Berra had it right - it?s difficult to make predictions, especially about the future. It?s especially difficult...

Tags: CIO, Cloud Computing, Virtualization, Hardware, cloud, Indu Kodukula

News items 2009-11-17

"Most, if not all" Sidekick data recovered

Well this is going to be interesting...So they had a catastrophic screw up and it looks like they worked their tales off to get it fixed.So that got a big black eye but at the same time it looks like they got it fixed. Whoever fixed this just got...

Tags: Backups, backup

Discussion threads 2009-10-15

News to know: Snow Leopard; YouTube; VMWorld; Google Books

Here are today's notable headlines. You can get News To Know via email alert and RSS daily. For continuous updates see BNET's around-the-Web tech coverage. Ryan Naraine: Snow Leopard ships with vulnerable Flash Player Sam Diaz: Report: EC considering delay of Sun-Oracle over...

Tags: Google Inc., Andrew Nusca, YouTube Inc., Microsoft Corp., Matthew Miller, Adrian Kingsley-Hughes, Sam Diaz, Microsoft Windows 7, Desktop Virtualization, Desktops, Data Centers, Virtualization, Netbooks, Nettops & MIDs, Hardware, Storage, Data Management

Blog posts 2009-09-03

Kingston debuts world's first 256GB USB thumb drive

Kingston debuts world's first 256GB USB thumb driveWe're getting thereAdd an encryption scheme on it, make it reasonably priced, and we'll be loving the future.God... I wish I had one... ntntStorage increases as the thumb drive becomes irrelevantWith ubiquitous and often free access to online storage, the thumb drive is...

Tags: Flash memory, storage, USB thumb Drive, Kingston Technology Corp., online storage, USB

Discussion threads 2009-07-21

IronKey unveils enterprise USB flash drive with crypto, self-destruct security

IronKey, maker of the "world's most secure flash drive," on Monday announced the launch of its S200 device for government and enterprise customers, featuring hardened physical security, the latest Cryptochip technology, active anti-malware and enhanced management capabilities. It's the "first and only USB...

Tags: Enterprise Management, Physical Security, USB Flash Drive, IronKey, Management Capability, IronKey S200, Flash Memory, Security, Andrew Nusca

Blog posts 2009-07-13

Attachment Manager 2.2 (Windows)

Outlook Attachment Manager is a MS Outlook add-in program, it can transparently detach/re-attach attachments and embedded images to/from the Cloud, for example by using the Amazon S3 or Microsoft Azure service. In addition, it can send large attachments (up to 5GB with Amazon S3) through Cloud directly from your email...

Tags: S3 Inc., Microsoft Windows, Attachment, Amazon.com Inc., OutlookCloud, Outlook Attachment Manager, E-mail, Storage, Online Communications, Hardware

Software downloads 2009-06-23

Five big issues with ARM and Android netbooks

The tech industry is always looking for the next big thing: Bing is gaining on Google, the Palm Pre will dethrone the iPhone, and so on. One of the latest "next big things" is the duo of ARM and Android which, if you buy the hype, will wrest the PC...

Tags: Google Android, ARM, Smart Phone, Qualcomm Inc., Netbook, Tech Industry, Hardware Compatibility, SSD, Netbooks, Nettops & MIDs, Linux, Smart Phones, Hardware, Operating Systems, Software, Consumer Electronics, Personal Technology, John Morris

Blog posts 2009-06-15

Iomega: EMC's entry to be at the center of your home

A little more than a year ago, EMC acquired Iomega for $213 million. Today EMC's master plan is coming into focus. Iomega is to EMC what Linksys is to Cisco: An avenue to become ubiquitous in your home. EMC thinks the consumer and home office market will...

Tags: Iomega Corp., EMC Corp., Storage, Hardware, Larry Dignan

Blog posts 2009-06-10

What is a "trusted cloud?"

I recently had an opportunity to speak with executives of Hosted Solutions about their newest offering, the Stratus Trusted Cloud. Although I'm not sure that this offering is going to change how IT decision makers think about the concept of cloud computing in general, it is a step. ...

Tags: Stratus Technologies, Information Technology, Hosted Solutions, Stratus Trusted Cloud, Strategy, Management, Dan Kusnetzky

Blog posts 2009-06-08

Long live the Sneakernet: Computing's most resilient network

When Amazon Web Services' latest---and arguably most valuable---service is a system that allows you to ship terabytes of data to the cloud via snail mail you just have to chuckle. Yes folks, for all the fancy talk of cloud computing, terabytes---not to mention petabytes---of data and technological advancement the Sneakernet...

Tags: Bandwidth, Network, Terabyte, Amazon.com Inc., Computing, Sneakernet, Gigabyte Data Set, Networking, Storage, Hardware, Larry Dignan

Blog posts 2009-05-22

The time is now for Mozy and cloud backup services

The time is now for Mozy and cloud backup servicesTwo thingsFirst, your link to mozy.com is stuck in a redirect loop.Second, brace yourself for an onslaught of comments from Mozy competitors. This is a highly fragmented market right now and some of them aren't above the odd [i]dirty trick[/i] ;-)Cheers,richi.RE:...

Tags: Backups, Mozy, time-is now, backup service, backup, time-I

Discussion threads 2009-05-22

Ubuntu gets web-based file sync and sharing

Ubuntu gets web-based file sync and sharingWhy?I get why this is a good idea, but why make it Linux-only and then make it more expensive than the likes of DropBox who supports multiple operating systems. It's free for 2G, great, but if you gave me 100G for $10/mo, I...

Tags: Microsoft Windows, Channel management, Operating systems, Ubuntu, beta, Linux, Web, DropBox

Discussion threads 2009-05-15

Under the Radar: Judging cloud storage startups

I'll be a judge Friday on the data management panel at the Under the Radar conference, an American Idol-ish bake-off for cloud computing startups. My assignment: Do a little homework on the companies I'll be judging.  The companies---Axcient, Ctera, Engyte and Sonian---have a common theme: Online cloud...

Tags: Radar, Small And Medium Business, Cloud, Ctera, Engyte, Sonian, Axcient, Egnyte, E-discovery, Smb/Sme, Storage, Data Management, File Servers, Hardware, Enterprise Software, Software, Larry Dignan

Blog posts 2009-04-22

News to know: Intel, Skype IPO, Microsoft netbooks, EMC

Here are today’s notable headlines. You can get News To Know via email alert and RSS daily.  For continuous updates see BNET’s around-the-Web tech coverage. Sam Diaz: Intel: The bottom is in for PC demand Larry Dignan: eBay: We're spinning Skype off in an...

Tags: Larry Dignan, Skype Technologies S.A., Microsoft Corp., EMC Corp., Sam Diaz, Netbook, Intel Corp., Netbooks, Nettops & MIDs, IPO, Web 2.0, Hardware, Financial Services, Internet

Blog posts 2009-04-15

Palm announces Mojo SDK early access for webOS; legacy app support; cloud service

In his Web 2.0 Expo keynote address Wednesday evening, Palm senior vice president of Application Software and Services Michael Abbott announced that Palm is expanding its early access program for...

Tags: Program, Developer, Legacy Application, Palm Inc., SDK, Mojo SDK, webOS, Mojo Messaging Service, Q, Palm Mojo SDK, Andrew Nusca

Blog posts 2009-04-01

Netgear introduces "cloud backup" service for its ReadyNAS network drives

Cloud computing is one of the buzzwords for 2009, so I guess it's no surprise that Netgear is jumping on the bandwagon with its announcement that its ReadyNAS Vault service is bringing "cloud backup" to its network storage devices. On its surface, ReadyNAS Vault doesn't sound so...

Tags: NAS, Network, NetGear, Backups, Network-Attached Storage (NAS), Storage, Hardware, Sean Portnoy

Blog posts 2009-03-08

Microsoft pumps cloud, trumps Google with GSK

Microsoft pumps cloud, trumps Google with GSKOne thing he leaves out. Microsoft is ONLY doing this because ofcompetitive pressure. If not for Google, and others, you, the eager customer, would still be forced to buy servers and Exchange and run it all locally, and pay a small fortune for it....

Tags: Public relations, Microsoft Corp., GSK, Google Inc.

Discussion threads 2009-03-02

Cloud Hero Desktop 1.7 (Windows)

Automatic Data Synchronization Edited documents and images are now automatically synchronized with the appropriate cloud. They are also automatically copied to your local backup, based upon your setup. This keeps your backup current with no extra effort on your part. This synch works on document edited on either your PC...

Tags: Microsoft Windows, Cloud Hero, Backups

Software downloads 2009-03-02

More traces of GDrive popping up

More traces of GDrive popping upSafety Issue Is ParamountPeople are going to be storing all kinds of data and information on this you know they will, how safe is Google going to ensure the data is, and above all else, how do we know Google won't be looking at what...

Tags: SECURITY, Hacking, GDRIVE, Google Inc.

Discussion threads 2009-01-30