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Mobile Cloud


Box OneCloud now supports Android devices
Computerworld
Enterprise cloud storage services provider Box on Monday announced that its OneCloud mobile cloud service now supports Android devices. Starting today ...
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NASA CIO Linda Cureton to Keynote Co-Located Cloud, Cyber and ...
MarketWatch (press release)
NASA CIO Linda Cureton to Keynote Co-Located Cloud, Cyber and Mobile ... to a cloud-based enterprise infrastructure, reportedly saving nearly $1 million a ...
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Box OneCloud Comes to Android
PC Magazine
OneCloud, unveiled in March for iOS, is intended to bring together all your mobile business content into one cloud service. When users open up a file in Box, ...
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Box extends OneCloud support to Android
ZDNet (blog)
Enterprise cloud storage provider Box is continuing to ramp up its mobile efforts by ... Introduced as “the first mobile cloud for the enterprise,” OneCloud was ...
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Top 2012 PMS Trends: NORTHWIND Showcases Guest Loyalty for ...
San Francisco Chronicle (press release)
Top 2012 PMS Trends: NORTHWIND Showcases Guest Loyalty for Independents, Maestro Cloud and Mobile, Direct Web and Social Media Booking at HITEC ...
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San Francisco Chronicle (press release)
NASA CIO Linda Cureton to Keynote Co-Located Cloud, Cyber and ...
SYS-CON Media (press release)
The Mobile Government Conference explores the opportunities and considerations of .... Next June,Cloud Expo is returning to New York with more than 10000 ...
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Box opens OneCloud for Android
GigaOM
Cloud storage player Box is launching its mobile app framework OneCloud for Android on Monday, just in time for the Google I/O Conference. Included in the ...
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Mobile increasingly the driver for consumer cloud
Computer Business Review
Consumers will store a third of their digital content in the cloud by 2016, driven mostly by smartphones and tablets.
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