Keep Your Email Archived And Secure In The Cloud Since social media sites like Facebook and Twitter have become a popular mode for businesses to communicate with consumers and their fanbase, some have wondered, where does this leave the future of email communication? While the number of Tweeters and Facebook users are rising (62 percent), 85 percent of the world is still connected by email, says Reuters.com’s Patricia Reaney. So, why is email still so popular in a world that is taking to social media? Security Probably one of the reasons why email is still a popular way to communicate,
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Keep Your Email Archived And Secure In The Cloud
by cloudtweaks on February 25, 2013
in Cloud Computing, Computing, Contributors, Email, Guest Writers, IT, Security, Storage, Technology
Min.us Cloud File Sharing Service Acquires Domain Name Minus.com for $115,000
by cloudtweaks on July 25, 2011
in Cloud Computing, Companies, Computing, IT, News, Partnerships, Storage, storage-filesharing, Technology
Cloud File Sharing Service Min.us has acquired the domain name ‘Minus.com’ $115,000 Minus is a cloud-based, out of the box, straight-forward file sharing platform which allows the users to upload and share photos, music, videos, PDFs and more… The site is focused on making everything simple and naturally convenient for the users. The site looks, sounds, interacts and then impresses and stands out ahead of others in its own simple, intuitive way. In the background, the minus is powered by Amazon’s latest, high-end EC2 and S3 cloud storage services. Read our full review John Xie Co-founder of Minus had contacted us over
Broadcom Secures Cloud Computing with Its SoC Family
by Anuradha on May 31, 2011
in Business, Cloud Computing, Companies, Computing, IT, News, Security, Technology
Broadcom Secures Cloud Computing with Its SoC Family Broadcom has announced two additions to its security system-on-a-chip (SoC) family that effectively secure tablet, PC, and Cloud Computing. The global provider of semiconductor solutions for wired and wireless communications has unveiled the BCM5882 and BCM5883, and claims that they are the most highly integrated secure SoC processors in the industry. Cloud computing technologies require repeated authentication throughout the work day and Broadcom notes that its secure SoCs can ease the use of cloud computing applications by eliminating the need for repeated log in and authentication through enterprise-class single sign-on applications. PC
