by Ankit Banerjee, 3 months ago
Samsung had big plans for its Music Hub app, which combines cloud storage, music store, and online radio in one place, when it was first announced last year. Currently available for the Samsung Galaxy S3…
Tag: Cloud Services
by Ankit Banerjee, 3 months ago
Samsung had big plans for its Music Hub app, which combines cloud storage, music store, and online radio in one place, when it was first announced last year. Currently available for the Samsung Galaxy S3…
by Bogdan Petrovan, 3 months ago
The Internet radio service Pandora has published a blog post that offers some interesting insight into its operation in 2012. Pandora, which is currently available only in United States, Australia, and New Zeeland (unless you…
by Adrian Diaconescu, 5 months ago
Remember how far-fetched Baidu’s claims from way back that it’s negotiating with 20 phone manufacturers for Cloud ROM-based devices seemed? Well, here’s the first OEM to have come out of the negotiations with a deal…
by Brendan Lynch, 6 months ago
A new announcement from Dropbox today has confirmed that the company has just reached a user base of 100 million users. This milestone was undoubtedly achieved thanks to all the initiatives the company has taken…
by Robert Nelson, 6 months ago
It looks like LG has some news for those using a Smart TV with Google TV. Specifically, for those using the G2 Series and fans of gaming — a recent update has brought support for…
by Kristofer Wouk, 6 months ago
While AT&T Locker has been available for Android devices for a while now, with the app hitting Apple’s App Store today, it seems that AT&T is ready to begin the marketing push behind the cloud…
by Bams Sadewo, 6 months ago
As far as the cloud storage market is concerned, Dropbox and Box are the two main players. These two are also lending their storage prowess to smartphone manufacturers. We have Samsung and HTC who choose…
by Lucian Armasu, 10 months ago
There are two important cloud gaming services right now: OnLive and Gaikai. And it seems that Sony wants to integrate both of them into their current and future products. First, it looks like Sony plans…
by Mike Andrici, 11 months ago
Although OnLive is most often the first company that pops out when I think of cloud games and software, that doesn’t mean that its dominance in the cloud market is bound to last for eons….
by Ankit Banerjee, 11 months ago
A big point of consternation for consumers considering the HTC One X as their next smartphone was the lack of an expandable memory storage option. While some explained that the 23GB additional free Dropbox cloud…
by Mike Andrici, 1 year ago
Cloud services are, by no means, a new product of the tech world as they’ve been around in one form or the other for many years. But when LG announces that they’re entering the cloud…