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Making your files available to any internet connected device you own has never been easier. There are several services that give you dedicated applications to sync your files, or offer you web access ...

The Web's always been great for e-mail, shopping and entertainment, but it's also quickly becoming a virtual filing cabinet for our digital lives. Thanks to a growing range of services, it's now ...

The days of meeting with associates or clients in order to exchange business documents on a USB drive are long gone. Instead, you can upload your files to a file hosting service online, and have ...

“Syncing to the cloud” may sound like marketing-speak, but it’s actually a convenient thing to do: Upload your important files to an online server and access them from any of your other computers and ...

Interest in cloud file storage and sharing solution Dropbox is booming. The online service has grown from 4 million users in 2010 to 25 million users and 200 million files now saved daily. More than 1 ...

In April 2007, I covered Egnyte, a capable but overly complex workgroup file-sharing application. Since then, based on complaints and concerns from people like me who found the service intriguing--but ...

Toshiba is set to launch a portable USB hard drive that comes with PC or Mac software that can turn it into an Internet-accessible file server. The company said its Canvio Connect drive has built-in ...