LG to open cloud service tomorrow: 5GB free, 50GB for 6 months with an LG device
LG has announced their plans to release their own cloud-based storage platform. Dubbed “LG Cloud” (Brilliant!), the service streams a plethora of media between your LG Smart TV and your other devices, stores your files in the cloud, and allows for quick, realtime streaming. File …
Google Drive announcement imminent today?
There’s usually an odd lack of fanfare whenever Google announces a new service. Sure, techie peeps like ourselves and our intrepid readers know what’s going on, but for the most part Google just likes to quietly slip new services in with their already impressive portfolio. …
New Libelium Wifi module for Waspmote to connect directly to Cloud Servers and Android platforms
Libelium designs and manufactures hardware technology for the implementation of wireless sensor networks so that system integrators, engineering and consultancy companies can implement reliable Smart Cities solutions to end users within the minimun time to market. They recently announced the launch of their latest radio module that brings an …
Viper SmartStart Announces Version 3.0 at CES
No we aren’t talking about the LG Viper that was just announced from Sprint! Viper SmartStart is an app that will change how you start your day. This app is being said to turn your vehicle into the “Cloud-connected car”.
UPDATED: Get 50GB of free Box cloud storage without rooting
Want to get 50GB of free storage in the cloud? Thanks to a deal between Box and LG, anyone with one of several LG phones, including the Xperia Play, said users have been able to. But what about the rest of us? We want some …
Syncplicity Android Launch Delivers Secure File Access and Sharing for Mobile Workers [PRESS RELEASE]
MENLO PARK, CALIF. – November 15, 2011 – Syncplicity, a leader in cloud based file management solutions for businesses and individuals, today announced the immediate availability of Syncplicity for Android. With the 100 percent native Android app all the files and folders a user needs – from …
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Best Buy Announces its Music Cloud Service
Thanks to Best Buy, Android users now have yet another metaphor wielding service in which to upload their music libraries to. Introducing “Best Buy Music Cloud,” a cross-platform music service that allows Android, Apple (no premium service for you), and Blackberry users access to their digital music collection on-the-go.
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Wyse PocketCloud Updates Mobile App for Honeycomb
If you like the ability to control your pc or laptop from your Android device, Wyse Pocket Cloud has the solution for you, now optimized for Honeycomb. Pocket Cloud gives you total control of your computer, allowing you to manipulate files, access programs and even …
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INQ Launches the Cloud Touch Facebook Handset
Engadget is reporting today that INQ has launched the Cloud Touch handset in the UK, firing the first shot in what is sure to be the “Facebook Phone Wars”. While HTC is preparing to release two handsets that have dedicated Facebook buttons this summer, INQ decided to beat the “quietly brilliant” company to the punch. The INQ Cloud Touch is an entry level handset, powered by Android Froyo and a 800 MHz processor. A quote from the Engadget article:
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PhoneTell Gives Caller ID Info for Everyone, Not Just Your Contacts
A new cloud-based application called PhoneTell was announced today that allows you to see Caller ID info from any caller in the world, even if you do not have the information stored in your contacts list. Along with this pretty cool feature, PhoneTell also gives …
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Google Storage for Developers
Google has just announced a new Labs service called Google Storage for Developers that provides cloud storage for web and mobile applications. Users will be able to easily manage their data via a web interface. When launched, this paid service should compete with Amazon Web Services. …
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Say Hello to Cloud TeleComputers’ Glass Platform
San Francisco-based Cloud Telecomputers is shopping around the Android-based platform called Glass. Their unique combination of hardware and software takes traditional business phones and throws them in the cloud.Â
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Chrome Likely to Find its Way to Android Phones
This comes at no surprise to us, but Google co-founder Sergey Brin spoke at Chrome’s launch event about a mobile version of Chrome for Android “Probably a subsequent version of Android is going to pick up a lot of the Chrome stack.” Sounds good to …
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Chrome and Android Have Google’s Head in the Clouds
This time last year, the tech community was all abuzz with the rumors that Google was ready to put out a phone of their own. Nicknamed the gPhone, many expected it to be their answer to Apple’s iPhone. How surprised were we once we saw …
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