Backupify has updated its Google Apps account backup tool and moved it from beta to general release.

iCloud is Apple's answer to how to get cloud on your iDevice. This first article in our series looks at iCloud's basic storage and sync features.

Minus has updated its iPhone app and Firefox and Chrome extensions.

SugarSync is making it easier to use some of its sharing features from Microsoft's email platform.

Buffalo Technology has announced a single-drive addition to its CloudStor family.

Amazon today announced more general storage space for its Cloud Drive service.

Box.net is offering iOS users 50 GB of free cloud storage.

We take another look at Ubuntu One using the newly-released Windows client.

Transmedia has announced its new cloud publishing and storage platform.

Code 42 Software has announced iOS and Android apps for its Crashplan cloud backup service.

Minus is a free cloud storage and sharing solution that is easy to use. Too easy.

A new cloud storage service has emerged from stealth mode to offer "infinite" storage for only $10 a month.

SoftLayer's CloudLayer Storage is a no-frills, business focused cloud storage service.

Cloud Engines today announced a personal private cloud device specifically aimed at media sharing to mobile devices.

Zmanda has launched a new version of its Amazon S3-based cloud backup service.

Carbonite and Mozy are both proven, but not equal cloud backup solutions. See if your call matches ours.

We finally get to see whether Code 42 has come up with a good enough solution for a small business with a lot of big files to keep safe in the cloud.

Carbonite is giving some Drobo owners a price break on its cloud backup service.

Dropbox and Box.net take very different approaches to cloud storage. So the winner in this matchup may surprise you.

Cloud Engines will shut service off to all Pogoplug Video users next week.