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6 Options for Free Cloud Storage
Need a way to keep your files synced and accessible from pretty much any computer, including your mobile computing devices? Want to do it on the cheap? Here are six options that can help you out:...
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The Cloud Explained — by Kids
photo by zakwitnij It was my birthday the other day. I turned 35. Yep, 35, and I write for a blog called 40Tech. I’m mature for my age, ok? Either way, I was feeling pretty good about myself that day....
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AirDropper: An Easy Way to Request Files — and Have Them Sent Straight to...
Recently, we talked a bit about Ge.tt, an extraordinarily easy way to send files to people without having to talk them through how to receive them. But what if you are the one who needs a file sent to...
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Access Your eBook Library On Multiple Computers with Calibre and Dropbox
Calibre is, hands down, the best eBook manager out there. It can help you organize your entire library across devices, convert books from one format to another as needed or desired, and even use the...
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Access SkyDrive’s 25 GB of Storage on Android with Sorami
Microsoft’s Windows Live SkyDrive may come with caveats relating to filesize and the like — it’s certainly no Dropbox — but any way you slice it, it is still hard to argue with 25 GB of free cloud...
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The No.1 Reason I Won’t Be Using Amazon Cloud Drive
Amazon recently launched its Cloud Drive service offering users 5 GB of free online storage, with very competitive plans that essentially amount to yearly subscriptions of $1/GB, going up as high as...
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How To Mount Inexpensive Amazon S3 Storage As a Local Drive, Using Transmit...
Now might not be the time to tout the benefits of Amazon S3, given the recent Amazon cloud storage outage. Still, it is hard to beat Amazon S3 prices. Amazon offers storage at 14 cents per gigabyte...
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Dropbox Updates Terms (again) to Calm Intellectual Property Fears
Dropbox has been upsetting some of its users, recently, with changes to its terms of service that caused concern and outrage regarding privacy of files uploaded to the service. Sure, outrage is easy...
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Get 50GB in Your Box.net Account Just for Logging In to the Mobile App
We give cloud storage a lot of love here. And why not? Having access to, and the ability to share, your files wherever you are is peachy keen — and convenient too. It’s a competitive world, though,...
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Could Google Drive Be An Evernote Alternative?
So let’s talk. There’s been a lot of conversation around the web — and on this site — about possible alternatives for Evernote. Springpad was the goto app for many, though the most recent update has...
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This makes so much sense, I can’t believe nobody thought of it sooner: Project Infinite will enable users to seamlessly and securely access all their Dropbox files from the desktop, regardless of how...
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