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SugarSync Adds Unlimited Storage Product
SugarSync has announced an all-you-can-store plan for business users.
Dropbox:Reloaded
Dropbox has revamped its look and feel. I like it!
Mozy Makes A Move Against Dropbox, SugarSync
Mozy has decided to enter the cloud file sync market.
SugarSync Adds Outlook Integration
SugarSync is making it easier to use some of its sharing features from Microsoft's email platform.
Lenovo To Bundle SugarSync
SugarSync has announced that SugarSync will be included with Lenovo's Simple Tap user interface on Lenovo Think-branded PCs.
SugarSync Updates iOS and BlackBerry Apps
SugarSync has released improved iOS and BlackBerry apps.
SugarSync Launches New Android App With Autosync
SugarSync has launched their redesigned Android app which features a new Autosync capability to more seamlessly sync your phone to your other computers.
Dropbox vs. SugarSync: A Synchronized Duel
SugarSync and Dropbox are two cloud storage and sync solutions vying for your cloud dollars. Which one is better? I was surprised by the result.
SugarSync Updates iOS Apps With Added Features
Sugar Sync has launched new iOS Apps to better manage your files.
SugarSync Reviewed
SugarSync offers a compelling combination of cloud storage and backup at a good price.
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