Archive for the ‘Cloud computing’ Category
Friday, November 18th, 2011
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Monday, November 7th, 2011
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Monday, February 28th, 2011

Google has released its Google Cloud Connect for Microsoft Office users that have yet to discover Google Docs.
Google Cloud Connect allows Microsoft Office users to collaborate, share and synchronise Word, Excel and Powerpoint files. The plugin gives users the ability to upload files to Google’s servers and have a unique URL.
Due to Microsoft’s half-hearted support of Office for Mac, Google’s Cloud Connect plug-in is only available for Windows users. Google said, “Unfortunately due to the lack of support for open APIs on Microsoft Office for Mac, we are unable to make Google Cloud Connect available on Macs at this time. We look forward to when that time comes so we can provide this feature to our Mac customers as well.”
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Tags: Cloud computing, google, Google Cloud Connect, Mac, microsoft, microsoft excel, microsoft office, microsoft powerpoint, microsoft word, open office Posted in Cloud computing, IT services, Industry news, Internet | 1 Comment »
Friday, February 25th, 2011
Google launched their Cloud Connect product in a limited beta late last year, hoping to take advantage of the high cost of upgrades from Office 2007 to Office 2010. After all, Office 2007 was pretty good and who needs all those Microsoft collaboration features if they’re built into Google Docs, right?
Of course, if you’re an avid Office user, then you know that Office 2010 is absolutely worth the upgrade, especially when combined with their hosted or on-premise collaboration solutions. However, if you just create documents or bang away on spreadsheets or live for DBP (Death by PowerPoint), then all the nifty doodads in Office 2010 don’t mean much. For these users, Google is happy to help them automatically load standard Office documents into Google’s cloud and enable collaboration via Google Docs. On Thursday, Google announced that this feature was available in all Google Apps domains, giving legions of Office-using, fence-sitting, Google Apps-dabbling users Nicorette for their desktop applications.
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Tags: cloud, Cloud computing, google apps, Google Cloud Connect, Google Docs, Google's Cloud, MS Office, SharePoint, technology Posted in Cloud computing, IT services, Industry news, Internet, Web | 2 Comments »
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