So, after the first few days with Apple’s iTunes Match (and iTunes Cloud) I’d like to give my two cents on the whole thing. First of all: Hell, yeah! iTunes Cloud finally removed the pain and anger brought by Apple’s … Continue reading →

In the first post of my tests regarding Ubuntu One, I described a bit how the general principle of Ubuntu One works and what I’ve experienced while setting it up on one Ubuntu client. Now, I got a bit deeper … Continue reading →

So, after I’ve received my confirmation for my Ubuntu One account on July the 19th, this evening I’ve finally found at least a bit time to play around with it and check out how good this service really works. For … Continue reading →

Some days ago I finally managed it to register on Amazon’s Simple and Elastic Services named EC2 and S3. Since I’ve  implemented some stuff at work a few weeks ago, I got really interested into the services. Now I’ve setup … Continue reading →

  The past few days I was thinking pretty much about the upcoming trend of “Clouds”. By that, I of course do not me the weather occurrence – I am talking about “Cloud”-Services.   So, what is a Cloud-Service in … Continue reading →