Someday, future historians will write about this age of technological explosion and when they do it will probably include a sentence like this “Somewhere around the year 2012 mankind decided that they absolutely had to access every piece of work and personal data wherever they went."
If you’re someone who needs to have access to every file, document, photo or other media with you at all times then cloud based storage will deliver the experience you’re looking for.
The following is a guest post by Selena Narayanasamy. An avid lover of all things caffeine, Selena currently does SEO and is a social media marketer/analyst as well as a writer. She has multiple degrees in business, marketing and finance. Along with all this, she also writes for Searchenginejournal.com and is growing Esvienne.com, her own personal social media and tech blog. Twitter- @esvienne
The cloud is something that has been all around us for quite some time now, but we may not have noticed. Many of us didn’t think we needed to utilize the cloud; and we’re right. We have our own ways of managing tasks and information, from planners to our cell phones. There are certain markets that should be using the cloud, specifically small and large businesses. Since the cloud is ever-changing and nothing solid, it’s often confusing to a company who may be considering a work-flow overhaul and is looking at different options. There are 7 reasons in specific to use the cloud:
This can bog down your network and kill all chances of getting a good system flowing. Frustration with editing and slow resources can add stress to employees and hinder their abilities to work effectively and efficiently. Having many tools available in the cloud will allow there to be a place where everyone can work and collaborate freely. You won’t have to keep asking and waiting for someone to email you a document or a zip file.[Read More]
Among the cloud storage services I’ve tried, I stuck with Dropbox for its superb storage solution. I used Dropbox to synchronize my files from my online, desktop and iPhone applications and pretty soon I might get another interface – for my Android-powered Google Nexus One phone.
Yes, you read it right. If you have a Dropbox account, you will soon be able to access your files from your Android phone as Dropbox is about to launch its new Android app pretty soon. And will the upcoming Dropbox app for Android offer us Android phone owners?
The new Dropbox iPhone app will let you:
Access your Dropbox on the go – view all the contents of your Dropbox account, including music and movie streaming right on your Android phone.
Make edits to your files and sync them back to Dropbox – Changes you make to your files using the Android app will be automatically synced to your Dropbox account/
Download files for offline viewing – Have all your files accessible anytime, anywhere by adding them to your “Favorites.’
Upload files and sync them to your Dropbox – Use your Android phone’s powerful camera to take snapshots, shoot video and then upload them from your Android phones to your Dropbox account to make them accessible. You can also send an email containing the links to your files to your friends quickly and easily.
Share links to files in your Dropbox – That practically include any files in your computer.
No words yet on the exact date that this Android app will be available, although the Dropbox blog mentioned something like in the next few months.