Good news for the Android crowd: Mozy's new app links you directly to your backed-up data, which you can view, play, share, and so on. Rick Broida is the author of numerous books and thousands of ...

If there’s anything you should know about data storage, it’s that you can never rely on any physical device to store them. All your files, media, and other important digital documents can be gone in a ...

If you’ve got a notebook, a netbook and/or a smartphone, it can be real pain to access your photos, music and other files from all these different systems. One way to take care of this — short of ...

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Did you know you could access files remotely by using TeamViewer? Yes, with this feature, one can access files across any platform by using TeamViewer. Next time you need some files from your PC, you ...

Keeping your data and files secure is more important than ever. And with the proliferation of digital documents and internet connectivity, finding the best way to digitally store your information and ...

On Monday, Buffalo Technology will release Web Access, software that will let you access any of Buffalo’s LinkStation Live NAS (network attached storage) devices from anywhere on the Interwebs.

The Pogoplug from CloudEngines looks like a boring power adapter, but it’s a fantastic little gizmo that turns any USB hard drive into your own little cloud server accessible over the Internet. Just ...

You can sync OneDrive to your Mac computer, making files easily accessible through Microsoft's cloud storage. The OneDrive app for Mac is available in the Apple App ...

To maintain their tactical edge on the battlefield, today's warfighters need the ability to access and share information from anywhere. Whether using a mobile device or a laptop computer, end users ...

You copy or move any files that you want to be able to access from, say, your netbook or smartphone by dragging and dropping the files into the relevant folder. You can also right-click on any folder ...