Anthony Myers
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San Francisco, CA, United States
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Box's Android Update Focuses On Images And Documents
Version 3.0 offers some nifty features to address sharing and collaboration. → Read More
Google Play Introduces PayPal Support
Now you can choose PayPal for Google Play purchases in 12 countries. → Read More
Salesforce Finally Connects Heroku To Its Cloud
Apps built with different tools can connect with less coding or extensive rebuilding. → Read More
Two New Reasons Why Box's IPO Might Make It
300,000 users come to Box in a deal with General Electric, and Box Notes goes live. → Read More
Net Neutrality: FCC To Revise Proposal Against Internet "Fast Lane"
Internet service providers could soon be allowed to charge for faster connectivity, but the backlash has already forced the FCC to consider altering its proposal. → Read More
What Google Got Wrong With Its Google Docs App For iOS
The standalone word-processing app isn't winning many Apple fans. → Read More
How Documents Stored On Box And Dropbox Could End Up On Google
A rival to both cloud-storage services explains how links to your Dropbox and Box documents could end up in the wrong hands. → Read More
Testing, Testing: How Google And Amazon Can Help Make Websites Rock Solid
Will your site crash under a lot of traffic? Spinning up servers in the cloud may be the answer. → Read More
How Google Docs And Sheets Stack Up To iWork And Office
Google takes a step back from its all-in-one approach to productivity; here's how its new apps fare against the competition. → Read More
Windows XP Gets A Surprise Patch From Microsoft
Microsoft axed official support for the lumbering XP, but an Internet Explorer bug has prompted it to issue one last update. → Read More
Box Makes Challenge to Microsoft: Give Us Your Office Docs
The spat shows how much Microsoft still needs to change. → Read More
Hey Google Hangouts, Skype Now Offers Free Screen Sharing And Group Calls, Too
Skype is taking on Google Hangouts and helping businesses in one fell swoop. → Read More
Net Neutrality Run Down By FCC Fast Lane Proposal
Internet regulators want to force the HBOs and Netflixes of the world to pay ISPs for faster connectivity. → Read More
AT&T Takes On Google, Eyeing 21 Cities For Ultrafast Internet
Chicago, San Francisco, Los Angeles, and Atlanta are in line for an upgrade. → Read More
5 Things You Need To Know To Cope With The Death Of Windows XP
Even though Microsoft quit support for Windows XP, machines will continue to run it for years. → Read More
Dropbox Buys Loom For Photo Sharing, HackPad For Collaboration
Photo sharing app Loom to join Carousel feature in Dropbox, and HackPad looks to bolster the company's collaboration tools → Read More
All Your Files Are Belong To Dropbox
The online-storage startup has a simple formula for beating the competition: 275 million users times 2 folders. → Read More
Dropbox Takes On Google Docs With "Project Harmony" Collaboration Tool
The idea is to let people share Office documents and discuss their changes as they go. → Read More
Goodnight, Windows XP: Microsoft Terminates A Surprisingly Durable Operating System
You can still run it if you like, but Microsoft won’t support the 13-year-old software. → Read More
Azure Is Helping Microsoft Catch Up In The Cloud
Developers want to build cool apps, but they also want an all-in-one development system in the cloud. → Read More