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The article offers suggestions for backup via a network without using Time Machine, backup software application distributed with the Apple macOS computer operating system, at macOS. It mentions Preparing Backup on their identical MacBook Pro laptops and CrashPlan for Home is free for use among computers on your network. It also mentions testing ChronoSync from Econ Technologies for synchronization.

The article presents a comparison of Internet file-synchronization (syncing) services for use with computer company Apple Inc.'s iPad tablet computer, including Dropbox, Box, and SugarSync.

The article focuses on top file-sharing service providers involving Dropbox, Google Drive, OneDrive, and more. Topics discussed include offering of online cloud storage options that include file sharing, synchronization across multiple devices, and collaboration features; use of ShareFile to securely share tax documents; and offering enterprise-level security and management features in Dropbox.

The article provides ways to use Dropbox file-synchronization service application. It discusses its use in sharing of big files, sychronization of application settings across Mac computers, sharing of file folders, compilation of photo albums and recovery of files. Useful information being provided by Dropbox include the person who edited the file and the file size.

The article evaluates the Wi-Fi (wireless internet) certified TimeSync specification tool meant for time synchronization among Wi-Fi devices, from organization Wi-Fi Alliance.

The article reports on that OneDrive, Microsoft's cloud storage service, let the automatic sync of the users' items in a shared folder. The syncing shared folders feature of the service have been requested most by users that is a marked difference to its competitors such as Google Drive and Dropbox. It is also a component of the company's plans for the collaboration for its forthcoming Office 2016 suite.

The article reports that the SQL Anywhere database management system, version 17, from software company SAP can improve its performance to a variety of Internet of things (IoT) platforms. Topics discussed include the data-synchronization capabilities and features of the software, data security, and use of SAP SQL Anywhere with better encryption and data isolation.

The article offers brief information on two graphics cards synchronizing technology including G-Sync from Nvidia Corp. and FreeSync from Advanced Micro Devices Inc.

The article presents a comparison of the synchronization display technologies FreeSync from Advanced Micro Devices Inc. and G-Sync from NVIDIA Corp.

The article discusses the dismissal of the claims that the peer-to-peer file synchronization program BitTorrent Sync from the software company BitTorrent has an insecure graphic implementation. Topics include the issue about the folders shared between users to the remote server GetSync.com, the clarification given by BitTorrent that the central server will enable the peers to discover each and other, and the letter published by BitTorrent to the security firm iSEC Partners.

The article discusses the release of the Salesforce1 Heroku Connect data synchronization technology from Salesforce.com Inc.

The article discusses the research findings conducted by research firm Forrester Research Inc. which reveals that consumers prefers cloud storage and file sharing services in workplace and homes in the U.S. The research study evaluates several cloud storage and file sharing services which support mobile devices, security features and synchronization capabilities. It adds that right services depends on company's need, technology priorities and business goals.

This article provides information on several computer software. Dock-it 2.0, from Gideon Softworks is a multifunctional launcher which adds support of OS X docklings and changes the label size. DragThing 5.2, from TLA Systems, is an updated Dock utility which adds improved support for clippings. Peek-a-Boo 2.0, from Clarkwood Software, is a system monitoring utility which adds OS X compatibility. Synk 5.0, from Ben Rister, is a synchronization and backup utility which adds intelligent synchronization that knows when users delete or add files, as well as preview pane. The Missing Sync 4.0 for Palm OS, from Mark/Space is used for synchronizing Macs with Palm OS 4 and Palm OS 5-based handhelds which replaces several existing Missing Sync products and supercedes PalmSource's HotSync Manager for OS X.