Guillaume Belfiore

∞ Ultimate cloud sync storage face-off

Possibly the best comparison ever done. Kuddos to…

…The Verge

We’ll take a look at the top apps that let you sync files between all of your devices automatically, share files using password protection, pick which folders you want to sync, and do anything else you might want to do with a syncing app. While our evaluations of each app aren’t full-on reviews, they are encapsulations of where each app excels and what makes each unique.

On a side note, Google Drive turned out to be quite lame…

∞ SkyDrive is getting pretty cool with sync features

So few hours ago, the SkyDrive team has announced new features and most notably a client which will allows you to sync your files on your Windows or Mac machines. 

Yes it’s like Dropbox, but with more storage and cheaper plans. Obviously, just like Apple, Microsoft probably tried to buy Dropbox and upon denial, decided to created a clone app. And it works great so far.

Now let’s see what Google has in store for their GDrive :)

∞ Microsoft's Secret Weapon Against Google Maps -- Open Source

A nice analysis which is still missing a point: the Bing Maps brand will be eclipsed by Nokia Maps. The real winner might actually be more Nokia than Microsoft.

From PC World : 

One of the many areas where Google is far ahead of Microsoft is mapping, with Google Maps by far the dominant map service on the Internet. Microsoft is employing an under-the-radar approach to fighting back, lending big support and big dollars to the open source map project OpenStreetMap. It looks as if the tactic is starting to pay off.

∞ Anti-RIM propaganda caught in the wild & punished

ReadWriteWeb usually have good articles but one bearing the sensational title “Sorry, RIM: The Playbook Still Sucks” is yet another piece of craps written by a most incompetent journalist blogger.

If you would like to see what RIM is currently victim of, head over this article and do pay attention to the comments.

That’s what happens when a Canadian company is depicted by an American Apple fanboy.