Finally, the much awaited Google Plus API is unleashed today itself striding developers a step ahead to open source. Admittedly, Google proved its social tag “Real Life Sharing, Rethought for the web”, shown sword of Damocles to many of the rumors associated with limited access and worthy usage rights cited in most of the renowned technology columns. Many among us today received an invitation like this:
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Showing posts with label Cloud Geeks. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Cloud Geeks. Show all posts
Friday, 16 September 2011
Sunday, 4 September 2011
Microsoft Office 365 Migrations: Be on cloud 9
Though cloud be a lucrative technology from its very inception but migrating existing IT over server farms is not an overnight job for any enterprise, to be practical in question. Moreover, cloud big-wigs like Microsoft Office 365 withal Google Apps technologies offers you per seat services in much lower rates as nothing to compared with your legacy infrastructure on employee per se making you even more cloud starved. Besides, enterprise upgrade to next level of competence ought to leverage on cloud services bragging your long suppressed right to flexibility as well.
Saturday, 23 July 2011
Cloud Computing for Dummies: A Spoon Feed
Most of the work we do in general requires us to have different software installed on our systems. It’s difficult to carry this software whenever we go – for example, from home to work. Perhaps, it is one of the largest drawbacks. The solution to this problem is an online service called Spoon.net. This service enables users to access Windows software to be run from a web browser itself. It’s useful for those who don’t carry portable storage drives and don’t want the hassles of having plug-in the flash drives everytime.
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