Available so far as webapp accessible from browser, Google Docs winks to Android with a special application to manage documents through the service in Mountain View. The announcement by the company's official blog, so that to provide its users a new mobile solution for the office on the move. Android offers Google Docs for many of the
Cloud Computing offers the availability of powerful IT capabilities at a lower cost per user or application, as this would be possible with traditional approaches. This can reduce the risks to companies regarding their capital requirements, implementation, operation and maintenance. This also applies to risks associated with dependence on specific
Chrome OS could be ready for launch. Some clues point to the possibility of a debut in May and now a new step appears to have been accomplished: Google would open the channel for the release of stable, a sort of fixed point from which to offer the market of the new solution that Google intends to oppose the philosophy and the canons more of the
Technological progress is unstoppable. In consequence, there are always new trends. The main trends in 2011 will affect the life, have we considered in detail. By Cloud Computing on electric cars to add OnLive: For each user and every budget changes in 2011 promises interesting technical computer. App Store A recipe for success of the
Oracle announced OpenOffice 3.3, the productivity suite known inherited from the acquisition of Sun Microsystems. With this new version the company is more towards the cloud computing to the enterprise market and that has always represented the core business led by Larry Ellison. OpenOffice is considered the only viable alternative
Among the items on the list in the fiscal budget of 2012 will also feature the U.S. computer industry. The intention of the Government of the stars and stripes is to renew the entire IT sector of government, looking for alternative solutions based on the concept of cloud computing. "Government agencies too often rely on proprietary
Let the Office documents are the cloud: Google virtually opens his arms and calls for him to produce content that business users on Microsoft Office. The appeal to the philosophy of the cloud is in progress for some time, but it is only by offering easy and effective tools that Google can hope to kick off a mass migration. The timing is weird
