by ray | Nov 10, 2011 | Tech News
Everyone knows Dropbox. Dropbox is a hugely popular “cloud based” file sharing service (and app), that allows you to synchronize files among different computers. It has a cool user experience, but has its downsides as well – you can’t host your own server...
by ray | Jul 20, 2011 | Tech News
There are some caveats. The free service is ad-supported, and, according to this New York Times report, you get a max of 20 free hours of music per month in the first six months, then a max of 10 hours per month after that, and you can’t listen to any song more...
by ray | Jul 20, 2011 | Tech News
After months of speculation and rumors, much-lauded European music service Spotify is available in the U.S. with all four major labels on board. Starting Thursday morning, folks in the U.S. are be able to sign up for both paid tiers of Spotify’s service: $4.99 per...
by ray | Jul 20, 2011 | Tech News
Many articles have been written regarding Google+ (Google Plus), Google’s new foray into the social media world (after Google Buzz’s inauspicious beginnings): Google+: First Impressions Google+ offers chance for a social reboot Tech elite struggling to...
by ray | Jun 29, 2011 | Google, Google Workspace, Tech News
Written by Aaron Levie, CEO and Co-founder of Box.net Largely thanks to Steve Jobs, cloud storage is suddenly hip. Having been in this industry for six or so years, it’s fascinating to watch the meteoric rise of this category in public awareness. But this is no fluke:...
by ray | Jun 14, 2011 | Tech News
By Brad Molen on Engadget. Gone are the days of going to the music store, finding a vintage CD or cassette tape, happily unwrapping it and thoroughly perusing the cover art as you listen to your new album for the very first time. In a want-it-now world, that simply...
