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By Nathan James Turner
AI has since become an integral part of our lives, whether it’s for work or personal use; we all use AI in some form or another. However, deciding which is the best AI depends on how you want to use it. Whether it's for general questions, coding, deep research, or image creation, we’re lucky enough that there is an AI model available to help you out.
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By Nathan James Turner
Sometimes, we need to do some spring cleaning when it comes to our devices, as over time, leftover files can be left on our devices, or junk files could be slowing down our computer and taking up our local storage. While you can clean up your device yourself, this can be time-consuming and risky, as you could delete an important file essential to keeping your device running.
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By Nathan James Turner
Since COVID hit in 2020, video conferencing has become a booming industry, allowing individuals, businesxses, and enterprises to host video calls, webinars, classes, and more. In a similar manner to cloud storage and local storage options, there are many video calling platforms available with different features available depending on personal or business needs. For this reason, we will cover the best video conferencing tools and apps available by covering.
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By Mia Naumoska
Dropbox has six storage plans in 2026. Personal plans start at $9.99/month for 2 TB. Business plans start at $15/user/month and require a minimum of three users. The free tier gives you 2 GB, which is not enough for most people What makes Dropbox storage prices confusing is mostly the plan structure. Dropbox renamed several tiers over the past two years without a lot of noise about it, so a lot of comparisons floating around online still use the old names and wrong prices.
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By Mia Naumoska
Most people end up with a photo storage service the same way they end up with a dentist: whatever was closest and easiest. Google Photos is already on Android. iCloud is already on iPhone. OneDrive comes with Microsoft 365. Amazon bundles unlimited photo storage into Prime. None of them are bad, but none of them made you read the fine print either. The fine print is access. Google, Apple, Microsoft, and Amazon all hold the encryption keys to your photos.
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By Mia Naumoska
Since the launch of ChatGPT in November 2022, the world has seen a huge shift in our personal, business, and creative lives. Although we often use AI daily, its addition to our lives has not been without problems. It has caused writer strikes and worries about how AI handles our data and what it means for privacy, and many people are worried about AI taking over their jobs.
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By Internxt
You're paying Apple $0.99 to $59.99 a month for iCloud+ storage. Maybe you're about to. Either way, you're probably wondering if the pricing is fair, what you actually get at each tier, and whether there's a better option. The pricing is fine. The encryption? Not so much. Apple holds the keys to most of your files by default, which means they can access them if a government asks or if their servers get breached.
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By Nathan James Turner
Open source cloud storage offers greater transparency and peace of mind that your data is stored safely, as the code that builds that platform is available for everybody to view and verify its security and data handling. With compatibility for popular APIs like Amazon S3, these 7 object storage solutions can handle a wide range of workloads, from backups and archives to data lakes and AI applications, while remaining scalable and cost-effective.
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By Nathan Turner
Businesses today leverage technology in almost all aspects of their operations because it enhances efficiency. However, this reliance on digital tools exposes them to cyber threats like eavesdropping. Research says more than 37% of smartphones worldwide have become eavesdropping targets. That's a lot of mobile devices belonging to employees of many companies.
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By Nathan James Turner
S3 object storage is a popular storage for businesses and enterprise who need rapid access to data, and large amounts of storage not available with traditional file storage. If you’re interested in learning more about S3, we cover how the S3 protocol works, services offering object storage, and how they can meet your use case.
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By Internxt
Here at Internxt, we believe that what humanity can achieve is extraordinary. We want to become a force of positive change that pushes society towards a better, brighter future. To do so, we are completely reengineering the status quo of a variety of industries, through the application of innovation in a way that’s coherent.
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By Internxt
Say Hi to your new Internet suite with Internxt. Internxt's services aren't a means to an end, but an end per se. Make the switch to a better Internet, one that respects you.
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Internxt Drive is an open-source, zero-knowledge, encrypted cloud storage service based on absolute privacy and security. Internxt cloud uses blockchain technology so people's data and files are fully encrypted and secure.
Internxt have a desktop app and mobile app and they are compatible with all devices. Internxt is well-designed, easy to use, and available on all devices. You can start with a free plan of 10 GB, but they also have subscription plans.
The Internxt service doesn't access your personal data or files for ad purposes, instead it is designed to give you back control over your files and protect you from data collection and advertising companies.