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Cloud computing allows you to access files and programs on your computer from across a network. It's really convenient, but what are you giving up in return?
Cloud computing allows you to access files and programs on your computer from across a network. It's really convenient, but what are you giving up in return?
As we store more and more of our data on cloud servers, are we leaving ourselves unprotected? Learn how to minimize your risk and keep your information secure. See more »
Cloud storage is quickly becoming the standard for our online data. What are the risks of moving your files to cloud servers? See more »
Buzz phrases often distort the meanings of the words they contain, and sayings related to technology are no exception. We break down two common phrases to see if their meanings are synonymous. See more »
Apple's iCloud service offers online storage, accessible from any Apple device connected to the Internet. How much do you know about the successor to MobileMe? See more »
Cloud computing has opened a whole new world of storage and Web interaction options for users, but is it the best way to protect your computer? See more »
Cloud computing allows you to access files and programs on your computer from across a network. It's really convenient, but what are you giving up in return? See more »
Cloud storage sounds like a meteorological phenomenon, but it's a method of keeping computer files on a networked drive. It's very convenient, but are your files safe? See more »
Thanks to music clouds, you can access enormous libraries of music virtually anywhere you can get Internet access. How do they operate, and what are their limitations? See more »
Amazon's new streaming music app offers customers a new level of flexibility in purchasing, storing and accessing tunes. Does the Amazon Cloud Player have the strength to muscle out its competitors in the online music market? See more »
Apple's entry into the cloud storage market promises to synchronize all of your devices -- as long as they're made by Apple. How does iCloud stack up to its competitors? See more »