Kingston has decided to release an astronomical amount of memory on a 256GB flash drive. Is that too much?

Both the OwnCloud and DropBox are services which take Cloud technology another step forward into the future. Which one is best for you?

You can increase your portability by storing files online. Here are five great places to store your files and avoid having to care them around.

Megauploads crash has set the cat among the pigeons, as file hosting services are shutting down by droves.

FileSonic has stopped File downloading with a message “All sharing functionality on FileSonic is now disabled. Our service can only be used to upload and retrieve files that you have uploaded personally.” No more downloads on Filesonic thanks to Megaupload takedown.

Uploaded.to not working in the US. Uploaded.to is blocking users from US with a message “Our service is currently unavailable in your country” in retaliation of the Megaupload shutdown.

With all this multi-tasking, all the apps, all the videos and pictures, storage space becomes a problem for smartphone users. Here are some helpful suggestions on how to make it all fit.

For most users backup isn’t a top priority, so they often forget to create regular scheduled backups, in case the worst happens. 4 free online backup services make it easy. You have no excuses.

Minus provides a dead simple way to share images and files online. Drag and drop files and images to share them online.

IDrive provides users with 2GB free storage space and 150GB for $4.95 a month. You can also get free 10GB storage space by referring friends.

Get 5GB Online Storage space with SugarSync. SugarSync for Windows, Mac, iPhone, Android and BlackBerry now provides users with free 5GB storage space.

Box.net has increased free storage space to 5GB and 500GB to unlimited storage for Business and Enterprise users.