Bitglass has secretly made its way into the Enterprise market for security-based cloud computing. Just last year Bitglass raised over $10 million from Series A funding. The main goal of Bitglass is to focus on the shift of going to Cloud computing from on-premise computing. Bitglass is considered to be Software-as-a-Service (SAAS).With Bitglass, businesses will…
After months of delay, Google this week will let people use Gmail, Google Docs, and Google Calendar even when they're offline, a key feature for making the company's cloud-computing vision more practical.
Gmail Offline is a separate Web App that runs only in Chrome for now. It stores about three to seven days' worth of…
If you’re a fan of Dropbox but don’t have friends who share the same feelings about it as you, and don’t feel like installing a new program. Here is where File Stork comes in. File Stork works alongside of Dropbox to deliver secure ways of sending files to friends or family, and setup is easy!…
With the way Google is moving everything to the “Cloud,” comes a new feature called “Google Cloud Print.” Google’s new Could Printing service allows anyone to print to any printer via the web by connecting your printer with the Google Cloud service. With this service enabled you are able to print from any computer or…
Amazon has recently released Cloud Player, a music library in the “cloud”. Cloud Player from Amazon is easy to use, simply purchase your music through Amazon.com and your music is then synced to your Amazon account allowing you to access your music from any computer that has access to the web (Running Internet Explorer 8…
Software GIANT Microsoft(R) is reportedly going to be making hundreds of job cuts to its workforce in efforts towards the industry moving towards cloud computing, according to various reports. A very “insignificant” amount of jobs are going to be diminished when compared to Microsoft’s 88,000+ workforce. I sense similar trends in the IT industry as more…
The future of computing is headed for the clouds. Cloud computing is a general term for anything that involves delivering hosted services over the Internet. These services are broadly divided into three categories: Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS), Platform-as-a-Service (PaaS) and Software-as-a-Service (SaaS). The name cloud computing was inspired by the cloud symbol that's often used to represent…