Google Opens Compute Engine To More Developers At Lower Price
Last year at the Google I/O developer conference, Google launched Compute Engine, a cloud computing platform that allows developers to run their apps on Linux virtual machines hosted on Google’s massive infrastructure. Only few developers could access to this service and for that they had to either get an invitation or go through Google’s sales teams. But now any developers will be able to use the Google’s Compute Engine! Keep reading for further details.
IT Expenditure To Increase 3% To $3.6 Trillion In 2012
Industry analysis expert Gartner recently published analytics on Information Technology expenditure for 2012 which reveals 3 percent increase of total spending than last year. According to the report, the expenditure may hit to $3.6 trillion. This report is a reviewed analysis upon high demand by the companies as 2.5 percent increase projected three months ago. This rapid growth seems strange despite the unstable global economy. The companies are also concerned with this report and eventually the pressure will rise for the people.
New Dropbox Competitor – RapidDrive, Unveiled By RapidShare
The popularity of cloud services has witnessed a huge hike in recent days, with the explosive growth of the mobile platform. For long, Dropbox has been among the most popular cloud storage service. But more recently, a number of new cloud offerings from notable vendors have surfaced.
Apple Kills 99-Cent iTunes TV Show Rentals From iTunes
Apple has removed the ability to rent TV shows from both iTunes and its Apple TV, taking away what was just last year one of the major advertised selling points of the $99 streaming-centric set-top box, introduced the ability to rent certain episodes of television programs for $0.99 each last September. Apple recently flipped the switch on streaming purchases for its relatively new second generation Apple TV and it appears 99-cent rentals didn’t move the needle, so we’ll wait and see what the folks from Cupertino have up their sleeve next……………
Google Launching Photovine: New Web-Based Social Service?
Google has trademarked the name Photovine and possibly acquired the domain photovine.com. This new application dedicated to the transmission of visual images and data by telecommunications networks, wireless communication networks, the Internet, information services networks and data networks. looks like the internet giant’s also picked up the corresponding domain name…………..
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Use Amazon Cloud Player on Your iPhone, iPad, or iPod Touch [How To]
Amazon has already released “Cloud Player”, a streaming music service. At the time of announcement, they didn’t mention whether or not it would work on the iPhone, or any other iOS device for that matter. But Christina Warren has found out a workaround that will allow you to use Cloud Player on your iPhone, iPod Touch and iPad.
Amazon Cloud Player Released
Amazon has released “Cloud Player”, a streaming music service. Rather than stream a library of predetermined music (e.g. Pandora, Spotify), Cloud Player lets you upload your existing music library and stream it from any computer or Android device. And it’s not just working on desktop web browsers, it works on Android devices too.
