Mobile Platforms Turn to Cloud Services with StackMob There are hundreds of cloud startups popping up on the radar, but one that made recent headlines in an eWeek post was a new cloud service for mobile platforms called StackMob. StackMob allows developers to create mobile businesses with easy building, full-featured applications and easily deployed apps through their cloud service mobile platform. With StackMob’s front-end HTML5 and back-end services, the time for developers to create effective, high-quality mobile applications is cut in half. More Than Just a Cloud Storage Provider StackMob prides itself on being more than just a cloud storage
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Mobile Platforms Turn To Cloud Services With StackMob
by Korilynn on August 2, 2012
Review Of The Top Cloud Storage Providers In The Consumer Segment
by Balaji on May 9, 2012
in Amazon, Cloud Computing, Companies, Computing, Google Cloud, Google Drive, iCloud, IT, Reviews, Storage, storage-filesharing
Review Of The Top Cloud Storage Providers In The Consumer Segment Cloud storage in the consumer segment is really hotting up, as providers across the spectrum vie for consumer data that would provide them with the scale to roll out a variety of value-added services. In this review, we will consider the seven leading services that account for most of the market, and help you decide the right one for your needs. The four parameters I consider are: size of free storage space; third-party integration; ease of access across multiple platforms; and value-added services. I believe these to be the
PaaS Specialist Startups for 2012
by Muz on January 19, 2012
in Cloud Computing, Computing, Images, IT, Lists, Social networks, Startups, Technology
PaaS Specialist Startups for 2012 Platforms-as-a-Service startups continue to expand in 2012 with a specialist for every field of development. We take a closer look at some interesting PaaS specialist startups for 2012 which includes Parse, AppFog, Heroku and Stackmob. AppFog Basing their operations on the Cloud Foundry project (and using Cloud Foundry code), AppFog.com is designed for the web app developer looking to instantly develop an application without having to set up a server. They support stacks for PHP, NodeJS, Ruby, Python, Java, .NET, MySQL and PostgreSQL and should provide developers looking to work with Cloud Foundry code a
