Windows/Mac/Linux: If you're interested in the idea of cloud computing and remote access to your files but a bit paranoid about putting your data on some third party server, Tonido is a great ...

Tonido, a new service from CodeLathe, is a great way to access the music, movies, photos, and documents you have stored on your Mac or PC using another computer, or an Android or iOS device. Unlike ...

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Tonido is a free iOS app that, when paired to your home computer, gives you access to all your files when you are away from home, and even allows playback of video and audio files. You run an app on ...

Now Available in the Windows Store, New Windows 8 App Allows Users to Access and Share Docs, Photos, Music and Videos Stored on their Computer through a Private Cloud Service AUSTIN, Texas, September ...

These days, there’s more talk about using “the cloud” than there ever has been. While the Cloud is great, and many of us are even factoring it into our work lives storage space is limited and we can’t ...

CodeLathe's new Tonido Cloud lets businesses use either their own storage infrastructure or such cloud infrastructures as Amazon S3 or OpenStack to provide remote file access, synchronization, and ...

CodeLathe’s TonidoPlug 2 is an amazing device that lets you build your own personal cloud I know why you’re happy … you’ve got cloud fever. You can’t get enough of cloud this and cloud that so, as a ...

Tonido's has a great idea. Securely access your storage from anywhere on the Internet Tonido stands out from other platforms like CloudEngines PogoPlug and Ctera's CloudPlug because of its cross ...

Local alternatives to Dropbox are worth looking into for those concerned about the security risks of uploading data to a cloud storage provider. We recently profiled AeroFS, which integrates a Dropbox ...

The big story in the news this week was Facebook phone, which wasn’t really a phone but instead a collection of apps and a user interface overhaul that will run on Android phones. If you spend most of ...