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SugarSync: 2 Petabytes and Counting – Welcome to the Personal Cloud

SugarSync: 2 Petabytes and Counting - Welcome to the Personal Cloud.jpgSugarSync is one of several companies competing these days to benefit from the disruptions in the market created by the new ways that people organize and share information from the any number of devices they use in their… Continue reading

ReadWriteWeb Events Guide, 24 April 2010

Time is running out to register for the ReadWriteWeb Mobile Summit 2010! It’s going to be the premier place to explore the latest mobile development trends – both the technology and the emerging business applications. And since it’s an unconference, you’ll be able to analyze, think and create the future of mobile with the brightest in the industry, your peers! Sign up now.

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ReadWriteWeb Events Guide, 24 April 2010

Time is running out to register for the ReadWriteWeb Mobile Summit 2010! It’s going to be the premier place to explore the latest mobile development trends – both the technology and the emerging business applications. And since it’s an unconference, you’ll be able to analyze, think and create the future of mobile with the brightest in the industry, your peers! Sign up now.

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ReadWriteWeb Events Guide, 24 April 2010

Time is running out to register for the ReadWriteWeb Mobile Summit 2010! It’s going to be the premier place to explore the latest mobile development trends – both the technology and the emerging business applications. And since it’s an unconference, you’ll be able to analyze, think and create the future of mobile with the brightest in the industry, your peers! Sign up now.

How do you… Continue reading

ReadWriteWeb Events Guide, 24 April 2010

Time is running out to register for the ReadWriteWeb Mobile Summit 2010! It’s going to be the premier place to explore the latest mobile development trends – both the technology and the emerging business applications. And since it’s an unconference, you’ll be able to analyze, think and create the future of mobile with the brightest in the industry, your peers! Sign up now.

How do you… Continue reading

ReadWriteWeb Events Guide, 24 April 2010

Time is running out to register for the ReadWriteWeb Mobile Summit 2010! It’s going to be the premier place to explore the latest mobile development trends – both the technology and the emerging business applications. And since it’s an unconference, you’ll be able to analyze, think and create the future of mobile with the brightest in the industry, your peers! Sign up now.

How do you… Continue reading

ReadWriteWeb Events Guide, 24 April 2010

Time is running out to register for the ReadWriteWeb Mobile Summit 2010! It’s going to be the premier place to explore the latest mobile development trends – both the technology and the emerging business applications. And since it’s an unconference, you’ll be able to analyze, think and create the future of mobile with the brightest in the industry, your peers! Sign up now.

How do you… Continue reading

Weekly Wrap-up: Deleting FB Apps, Open Web vs. FB Connect, Adobe Gives up on Apple, And More…

weekly_wrapup-1.png It took Sarah Perez’s post How to Delete Facebook Applications (and Why You Should) a little more than 24 hours to become to the top-viewed post of this week. In a week filled with Facebook news, it certainly hit a nerve. We also continued our exploration of the significant Internet trends of 2010. We wrote about how the Internet of Things can… Continue reading

Weekly Wrap-up: Deleting FB Apps, Open Web vs. FB Connect, Adobe Gives up on Apple, And More…

weekly_wrapup-1.png It took Sarah Perez’s post How to Delete Facebook Applications (and Why You Should) a little more than 24 hours to become to the top-viewed post of this week. In a week filled with Facebook news, it certainly hit a nerve. We also continued our exploration of the significant Internet trends of 2010. We wrote about how the Internet of Things can… Continue reading

Weekly Wrap-up: Deleting FB Apps, Open Web vs. FB Connect, Adobe Gives up on Apple, And More…

weekly_wrapup-1.png It took Sarah Perez’s post How to Delete Facebook Applications (and Why You Should) a little more than 24 hours to become to the top-viewed post of this week. In a week filled with Facebook news, it certainly hit a nerve. We also continued our exploration of the significant Internet trends of 2010. We wrote about how the Internet of Things can… Continue reading