by ray | Mar 10, 2015 | Security
If there’s one overarching, fundamental truth about the internet, it’s that you’re never as safe as you think you are. Dropbox, Google and the Open Technology Fund get that all too well — that’s why they (along with a slew of security...
by ray | Mar 10, 2015 | Cloud Tools
Amazon’s cloud offerings now extend beyond its original focus of content caching and delivery, and into user-facing services that were previously the domain of Google and Microsoft. Amazon has unveiled a new cloud-based email and calendar service called WorkMail...
by ray | Mar 9, 2015 | Cloud Tools
Trello, the web-based project and task-management system, announced on Thursday that it now has more than 5 million users. Functioning much like a visual to-do list, Trello shows what needs to be done, and what is happening at various stages of a project or...
by ray | Mar 9, 2015 | Tech News
Throughout 2014, Dropbox became known for its acquisition approach to growth, buying a slew of startups that helped build out its portfolio of services. And it looks like the cloud storage provider has made its first purchase of 2015, buying the Herzliya, Israel-based...
by ray | Mar 9, 2015 | Google, Google Workspace, Tech News
Microsoft has been telling us for eons that it is eating Google Apps’ lunch, but hasn’t backed that up with cold, hard figures. Now, all of a sudden, sources all over the tech industry are noticing that Office 365 is everywhere. And it’s all because...
by ray | Mar 9, 2015 | General News, Tech News
GoDaddy and Microsoft are removing some of the biggest barriers to starting up a small business website with Get Online Today, a new service that helps small business owners get up and running in just a few minutes. Steven Aldrich, GoDaddy’s senior vice...
