Think you know Dropbox? The cloud storage service is quite popular for file storage, but the site allows so much more than that. How is this possible? Dropbox gives developers the ability to submit … [Read more...]
Cloud Computing And Hosting: You Don’t Need A Raincoat
You've probably heard the term "the cloud" a lot, and for good reason. In today's world, a person might own a desktop PC, laptop, tablet, and smart phone, as well as use a computer belonging to the … [Read more...]
Google, Microsoft, or Amazon? Cloud Hosting Options
Things are getting crowded up in the cloud. Three of the biggest companies on the planet are now vying for cloud space. Google, Microsoft, and Amazon all want to be your cloud provider. Out of these … [Read more...]
Does All Cloud Hosting Come With Some Risk?
Here's what the Chief Technology Officer at McAfee has to say about cloud hosting: "don't do it!" Why? He believes that all cloud hosting comes with a large amount of risk. Choosing a cloud hosting … [Read more...]
Kim Dotcom’s Newest Site Attracts Millions of Users
The people have spoken: in its first 14 hours after going live, a little over half a million people signed up for the file sharing and cloud hosting site Mega. It is clear that users have no … [Read more...]
The Economic Impact of Cloud Hosting
You can't escape the cloud. It seems wherever you look, cloud-based services are being boasted, from smartphones to new PCs. Web hosting services are no different, and a recent Forbes article sheds … [Read more...]
Competing With The Big Dogs
Does size matter when choosing the company to host your website? Does a well-known company automatically mean it is the best web hosting option? Not necessarily. Before you jump on the big name … [Read more...]
Cloud Hosting: Why Location Matters
So, you found a great cloud hosting company that's located thousands of miles away. Does location matter? It all depends on how you look at it. The location of a hosting company might not … [Read more...]
Can Small Businesses Save Money With the Cloud?
Bloomberg estimates that more than $40 billion dollars were spent on cloud services last year. That number is expected to surpass $100 billion by 2016. What these numbers point at is a move, by small … [Read more...]