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On Tuesday April 24, Google launched the Google Drive. A look into how it works, pricing, analysis and comparison between competitors.
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Following on Amazon's offering, Sun Microsystems announced plans to offer free cloud computing services to the public. With a potential IBM acquisition of the company in the works, is this an IBM strategy?
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The £1.1m Centre for Innovation in Carbon Capture and Storage (CICCS) will explore cutting edge technology that ‘captures’ polluting carbon dioxide and stores it permanently — preventing its damaging release into the atmosphere
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While there is a war brewing between Blu-ray and HD DVD, scientists in Israel slowly developed a better storage DVD technology. The new disc technology can store 1TB of data, twenty times more than dual layer Blu-ray’s capacity 50GB.
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Mashable.com reports that GMail is planning to increase the storage capacity from 2.8GB to almost 9GB +. Some of the users are already reporting that their GMail capacity has increased to 9GB +.
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As National Oral Health Month closes, the questions still remains: Are you taking good care of your pearly whites or just taking them for granted? Do you care about your toothbrush as much as your teeth? You should.
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Amazon S3 storage solution has reached 5 Billion stored objects from various websites.
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Yahoo Mail will increase basic 1GB Storage space to Unlimited in May 2007 for all users.
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New Flash Memory Storage Device More Sturdier
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The Technology Industry Awards, now in its 13th year, recognize
industry leaders and companies that have made extraordinary contributions
to the growth of Southern California as a center for technological
innovation.
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Storage Headlines
Some large online file storage sites have been reacting to the closure of Megaupload by disabling features and blocking access.
Google offers remote storage with 5GB of space for free, or up to 16TB for a charge, challenging Dropbox, Microsoft and others.
Google introduces an inexpensive new Cloud-based storage service solution.
World's largest test facility for carbon capture and storage opens in Norway
 Hydrogenics Corp and Enbridge Inc. team up to develop utility-scale energy storage in North America, using Enbridge's existing network of pipelines to store excess renewable energy.
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Storage Blogs
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Despite all predictions that the printed photos are dead as a trend for good, the recent boost of startups, offering...
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Many people make their food choices from desire, visual, or sense of smell. Most to busy with everyday life, don't...
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Blogging or reporting for DJ via mobile device is difficult enough to discourage me down to occasional participating....
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Empathy is on a precipitous decline in the family and home environments. Technology is partly to blame, but so are...
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On May 17th, 2010 Kyron Hodges entered a Manhattan Duane Reade store at 460 8th avenue. The events that unfold after...
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