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How to Back Up All Your Photos Without a Cloud Subscription Alerts You don’t necessarily have to pay by the month to keep your photos and videos safe. The photos and videos you’ve captured are probably the most important files on your phone, which is why Apple, Google and other storage service providers want to give you ways to get these pictures and movies up into the cloud as quickly as possible. As convenient as that cloud storage is, it usually comes with a monthly subscription that you...

NetApp Astra: NetApp Unveils Unified Kubernetes Application Data Management ‘We’ve turned [Kubernetes management] into a SaaS experience. We manage the data for you on your behalf, giving you the power to pick your own application and your own cloud. We basically become your SRE, your site reliability engineer, your data expert, if you will. The people that make sure your cloud services are up and running,’ says Eric Han, NetApp’s vice president of product management for public cloud se...

Perficient CEO Jeffrey Davis told CRN that demand is rising fast for digital transformation services, including cloud migration, strategy and development.

George Hope: 5 Keys To HPE Channel Sales Growth HPE Worldwide Channel Chief George Hope says among the keys to the company’s channel sales growth in the first fiscal quarter was a 116 percent increase in GreenLake cloud service indirect orders. By Steven Burke March 03, 2021, 04:59 PM EST Partner Sales Up $69 Million In First Fiscal Quarter Hewlett Packard Enterprises’ indirect sales were up $69 million or two percent year over year with triple-digit channe...

(1) Research sponsored by Starburst and Red Hat shows data access is more critical for 53% of respondents since the pandemic New market research commissioned by Starburst and Red Hat, shows that data access has become more critical for 53% of survey respondents throughout the pandemic as analytics workloads and demands increase significantly. The survey, conducted by independent research firm Enterprise Management Associates, found that the imperative for faster data access is about driving bu...

3 March 2021, 9:55 pm EST By iCloud has been the primary and only cloud database for all photos taken or saved in an Apple device, but that changes now as the company allows Google and its Photos app to receive backed-up memories taken by the camera. However, there is a catch, and Apple would not allow Google to take it all, as iCloud would remain as the primary service. (Photo : Screenshot From Google Allo Facebook Page) Google Photos Update Users of the iPhone, iPad, and Mac devices from Ap...

According to the company, Google Pay switched to Flutter a few months ago and the engineering team was able to get rid of half a million lines of code tied to features for specific platforms. Flutter is also gaining traction at other companies. At Flutter Engage, Canonical is expected to show off a new Ubuntu installer app built with Flutter. And Microsoft is planning to add code contributions to the Flutter engine to support foldable Android devices. One of the criticisms of Flutter for the we...

READ MORE Considering Apple wont let users boost the storage via an SD card, this update could be hugely useful for memory-hungry iPhone fans. With iCloud Storage, the only other way to add memory to your iPhone later in its life, costing as much as £2.49 a month for 200GB or £6.99 a month for 2TB, it could be much more affordable to keep everything on the iPhone itself. Of course, more affordable doesnt mean cheap. Before you get too excited about this change will still be hugely expensive. ...

Infinidat: Operational Efficiency Is Key To Scaling Storage Infrastructure ‘When we started this 10 years ago, the journey was a couple hundred terabytes to a petabyte. Now we’re seeing customers do hundreds of petabytes on the floor and that will soon be exabytes, so that growth is off the charts and our partners are delivering that,’ Infinidat’s Brett Cooper tells CRNtv. By Jennifer Zarate March 02, 2021, 01:40 PM EST CRNtv sat down with Infinidat’s...

Storage Startup Pliops Snags $65M Round As Nvidia Ups Stake ‘We make OLC higher performance by eliminating up to 90 percent of writes to QLC. That makes QLC NAND last up to 10 times longer than it otherwise would. When paired with Intel Optane, which is already fast, we make it faster,’ says Pliops President Steve Fingerhut. By Joseph F. Kovar February 26, 2021, 04:32 PM EST Pliops, a startup developer of technology for improving storage performance using l...