Live Mesh and SpiderOak offer two different takes on secure Web-based file storage that can work for small business It’s mid-hurricane season where I live, and my thoughts have been turning (as they ...

Cloud storage is an excellent backup method for storing your files on a server and then retrieving them whenever you need them. You can access your data on any device and don't have to worry about ...

File-based cloud storage is now a standard offering from Amazon Web Services, Google Cloud Platform and Microsoft Azure. Although the cloud giants’ offerings are most often associated with object ...

Thanks to cloud storage, files are bursting from the confines of your PC’s hard drive. Now, you can get work done on a laptop, tablet, smartphone, or even portable mini-PCs and dongles. Still, many ...

eDossea, a provider of online tools for handling patient data within HIPAA guidelines, has introduced its file sharing and storage portal, eDossea version 1.0. The Web-based platform allows doctors to ...

Web backup company FilesAnywhere.com announced new storage plans today for its online file storage service. A 5GB WebAdvanced storage plan is now available for $8.95/month with unlimited uploads and ...

Get ready for Mega from the flamboyant Kim Dotcom. The Internet entrepreneur and accused digital outlaw recently launched Mega (short for Mega Encrypted Global Access), a new file storage and sharing ...

Cloud storage is increasingly sophisticated and flexible. The initial appeal of storing data in the cloud was flexibility and cost, and to achieve that, the majority of cloud services based their ...

eWEEK content and product recommendations are editorially independent. We may make money when you click on links to our partners. Learn More. Microsoft Corp. is including a Web-based file storage ...

Canonical has begun beta-testing a file-synchronization service called Ubuntu One for its Ubuntu Linux desktop operating system. The closed beta test began on Monday for invited members of the Ubuntu ...

Microsoft is to put links to a Web-based file storage service in its long-awaited Windows XP operating system, which will officially launch next week. The service, from Xdrive Technologies, will be ...