SugarSync has long had the ability to automatically sync the images on your smartphone with your online SugarSync account, you know, sync your images with the cloud. And nicely done, once they are in the cloud you then have access to them on the web and other computers where you have SugarSync set up. And more »

SugarSync has officially announced their latest new feature — multi-user sync. “SugarSync Inc., makers of the award-winning SugarSync file sync, backup and sharing service, today announced the ability for users to instantly sync folders and files between people. The new feature leverages SugarSync’s flexible structure to enable users to work the way they always work, more »

SugarSync has announced an updated version of their BlackBerry app. This update brings the app up to version 1.5 and along with a new number comes support for streaming music files from the cloud to your BlackBerry. “With the new version, people may stream non-DRM protected music – synced from their computers to the cloud more »

SugarSync has recently announced the second version of their iPad app, and this one brings document editing as well as syncing. And at the same time they did wonders to work around the fact that Apple does not offer access to the file system in terms of working with documents. Anyway, the SugarSync app was more »

I am a firm believing in backing up your data, and for the most part I am diligent about doing do. Up until now I have used a mix of services that probably was not the best method of attack, but at the same time it was far from the worst either. If nothing else more »

With lots of free options available online, the need to pay for a web service is becoming less and less. Some, such as web hosting are hard to avoid paying for and there are some that offer perks for paid accounts. Those perks can vary from service to service but generally include more storage, extra more »

As a frequent traveler, my focus has been to shed as much as I can. Here are my secrets to traveling light with enough tech to keep even a short attention span tech blogger like me happy. Maybe you can find something to help you or at the very least, be able to spot me in the airport as I run for my connection.

As someone who regularly works on multiple computers, I appreciate the ability to always have my files with me. That is where SugarSync comes in; they have a setup that just works and now it has recently gotten a little nicer. To begin with, they have changed up their plans just a little. First, they more »

BlackBerry users have just been given a nice option when it comes to accessing their personal (or business) files while on the go. SharpCast has recently announced the release of a SugarSync application for the BlackBerry. SugarSync allows you to easily sync, store, access and even edit files between a PC and/or Mac, the cloud more »

Developer: SharpcastPrice: $2.49 per month to $24.99 per month for 10GB to 250GB of storageAvailability: Out nowPros: All your info, everywhere you need it.Cons: I’ll be dragged kicking and screaming to pay for it; coming to terms with your online security fearsOverall: This service is good. The system is dialed, works flawlessly. Makes working on a desktop, laptop and mobile device a heck of a lot easier.

Right on the edge. The edge of being overwhelmingly excited and scared of how far reaching this change can be for me, personally. SugarSync is making this leap possible. What leap is that? Why, its the one that means I don’t need to lug around my 30lbs laptop to customer visits. And for me, that is huge.