Google increases Docs storage to 5GB
The storage increase comes ahead of the much speculated "Google Drive" cloud storage announcement, widely expected this week.
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False alarm! That zipper is not Google Drive
The "Hookless No. 2" dates back to 1914, forming the basic premise behind the rows of teeth today known as the zipper.
Microsoft updates SkyDrive, beats Google to the cloud (sort of)
The prognosis for cloud storage vendors can't be great. Box and Dropbox won't be able to compete long-term on price. That's a sucker's bet with…
Intel Ivy Bridge chips to power new MacBooks?
Yes, these gates are incredibly tiny. To put it in perspective, you could fit 4,000 of them across the width of a human hair.
Cutting Ball Theater continues celebration of August Strindberg
One of Strindberg’s most peculiar and rarely performed plays, 'The Keys To Heaven' was never performed during the playwright’s lifetime.
Amazon Web Services on a major roll, introduces software marketplace
Wordpress, the granddady of open source content management, is also on offer, which should be of interest to magazines, newspapers and blogs across the land.
Android Jelly Bean is almost here, why bother with ICS?
Jelly Bean will arrive in a month or two. If my hunch is right, it'll ship with Google's upcoming, Asus made, 7-inch Kindle fighter.
App of the Day: Pocket for iPad, Android
If you're like me and hyper read - skimming headlines relentlessly, jumping from Vanity Fair to the New York Times, and then into techdom, catching…
5 Questions: On digital news junkies, curation with Ongo CEO Alex Kazim
"There's definitely room for constant perspective service, whether it's the Huffington Post or the Drudge Report — it's just human nature that we flock to…
State of the Wine Industry: Fine Wine sales expected to grow 7 to 11% (Infographic)
After dipping in the late 80's, wine consumption continues to grow, with approximately 2.5 gallons of wine consumed per resident (as of 2010).