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Dropbox vs. Google Drive vs. Amazon vs. Skydrive: Which One Is Fastest? -
As cloud computing services become ever more popular, you might begin to wonder how much you can really trust them to perform when you need them? I decided to find out - by testing the top file-transfer/file-storage/file-backup services.
Can Enterprise Tech Avoid The Fate Of The Automobile Industry? -
“Only the paranoid survive”
– Former Intel CEO Andy Grove
Things seem so good in the enterprise technology universe right now it is a little scary.
Buying Tumblr Will Leave Yahoo With The Same Old Identity Crisis -
Yahoo is expected to announce the acquisition of blogging site Tumblr for $1.
Please Don't 'Like' This Post (And I Really Mean It This Time) -
Editor's Note: This is the last installment of a 3-part series covering Len Kendall’s abstinence from the “Like” button for a month.
Google's Flirtation With Being A Hardware Company Is Over -
A year ago, I left Google's annual I/O developers conference convinced it was making a major strategic shift into being a hardware company.
App Not Working? It Might Be Time To Check The 'Weather' -
If you've ever used the Internet — and you know who you are — you've undoubtedly had apps or various services stop working unexpectedly.
Google: Please Fix The Crippling Problem Plaguing Google+ -
Google+ has never looked and felt as it good as it does right now.
Yahoo Reportedly Looking To Buy Tumblr For That Magic $1B -
Yahoo is in talks to acquire the fast-growing blogging site Tumblr for as much as $1 billion, AllThingsD reports.New 'Social' Businesses Want To Know All About You. No Thanks! -
Marc Benioff, Salesforce.com's hyperbolic CEO, has been telling anyone who will listen that the "sudden convergence of cloud, social and mobile spheres" is forcing - and allowing - companies to connect with customers in new ways, and to listen with an intensity never before possible.
Google Sensors Are Data Mining I/O Attendees - And They Don't Care -
If you're visiting the Google I/O developers conference this week, you're a tiny part of a giant Google experiment to sniff out everything from your body heat to your breath.
