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Microsoft to boost Office Web Apps features
Microsoft plans to accelerate improvements in Office Web Apps, the browser-based version of the Office suite, adding features like real-time co-authoring of documents and the ability to run in Android tablets via mobile Chrome browser support.
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Amazon.com upgrades Cloud Drive with file syncing
Amazon.com has added a file-syncing feature to its online storage product, Cloud Drive, putting the service on par with competitors such as Dropbox and Google's Drive.
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Citrix adds editing to ShareFile, updates Podio mobile apps
Citrix Systems has upgraded its Podio applications for Android and iOS, as well as the ShareFile app for the latter, which can now be used to edit Microsoft Office documents.
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Microsoft struggles to deliver Hotmail, Outlook, SkyDrive services
Microsoft experienced disruptions for several hours to its online suite of mail, calendar and storage services, leaving many users unable to access their accounts.
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BT abandons traffic throttling, launches cloud storage service
BT has removed usage caps from all but its entry-level broadband packages, and launched a new cloud storage service with a free 2GB allowance for all customers.
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Fuji Xerox to link office copiers to Google Drive
Fuji Xerox will soon release software that links its office copiers to the Google Drive online storage service, a sign that the search engine's online business suite is making inroads in Japan.
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Kim Dotcom debuts Mega file sharing service with free 50GB storage
Kim Dotcom has launched a new secure online cloud-based file sharing service, mega.co.nz, offering 50GB of free storage. Mega is also looking for hosting companies to become partners, but they must be based outside the US.
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Outlook.com given security boost by Microsoft
Outlook.com, the new webmail service that Microsoft is previewing and that will replace Hotmail, has gained security boosts against phishing and spam.
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Google to start charging SMBs for Google Apps
Google has ended a free version of its Google Apps online application suite for small businesses, saying it wants to provide a stronger and more uniform experience to users.
