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The article reports on the 10-hour Gmail glitch that hit close to 50 percent of the webmail service's users as the most widespread Gmail disruption in years. It mentions that the malfunction has finally been fixed. The effects of the glitch include email delivery delays and difficulties downloading attachments. Affected users are identified including individuals using the free version of Gmail, and establishments that pay for it as part of the Google Apps cloud collaboration and email suite.

The article offers information on the new application of Google Inc. called Apps Marketplace that aims to create a wide-ranging yet integrated virtual suite of several business applications. It states that Google must provide the needs and expectations of many partners and customers with remarkable balance between ruling by decree and business decisions. It says that Google must continuously enhance its application and holds its appeal with current customers while attract new ones.

The article offers brief information on the email interface from the Microsoft Corp.

The article reports on the decision of computer software company Microsoft to remove the requirement of logging in into a Microsoft account to view the encrypted messages at the Microsoft Office 365 Message Encryption service.

The article reports on the acquisition of Mezeo Software Inc. by Zimbra Inc., provider of open source server, for the expansion of its cloud storage product lineup which include Community enterprise social networking (ESN) suite and Collaboration email and calendaring system. It mentions that Zimbra wants to solidify in the field of mobility and security. It also presents views of Zimbra's chief executive officer (CEO) Patrick Brandt.

The article evaluates the software Office 365 designed for small and midsize businesses (SMBs) by Microsoft.

The article reports that Microsoft Corp. has introduced OneDrive for Business, the new name for SkyDrive Pro. Companies can adopt the cloud storage service as a standalone product. OneDrive for Business is a service where employees can store, share and sync personal work files. Companies that use OneDrive for Business as part of Office Online can get 25GB of storage for each employee for 5 dollars per user per month.

The article reports that Microsoft Corp. will add new software, developer tools and capabilities to Office 365 to make the cloud applications suite a better product. Microsoft will demonstrate a new machine learning application code-named Oslo designed to understand how employees work in Office 365 and with whom.

The article reports on the delay in the delivery of messages experienced by the users of web resource Gmail on February 25, 2014.

The article offers information on the cloud-hosted software suite IBM Kenexa Talent Suite from IBM.

The article presents information on a global patent cross-license agreement signed between Google Inc. and Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd. It is reported that the agreement covers the firms' existing patents and future ones over the next 10 years. Google and Samsung said the agreement involves a broad range of technologies and business areas.

The article reports that Google Inc. has taken a step toward giving its Apps suite an enterprise social networking (ESN) component with the new activity stream feature for the Drive cloud storage piece. ESN software has become populae as it provides Twitter and Facebook-like functionality for workplace use.

The article reports on the series of complaints for computer program software users of Windows 8.1 produced by American computer technology company Microsoft Corp. in 2013. The user complaints includes, slow performances, difficulty of uploading files and persistent error messages after installing or updating its computer software to Windows 8.1. The company has also conducted several customer services programs to solve its users complaints.

The article offers information on the social project management software from Wrike Inc.

The article offers brief information on the cloud application Salesforce Identity from Salesforce.com.

The article focuses on the initiative of enterprise social networking (ESN) Social Sites to add SharePoint web application for software company NewsGator. It discusses the objective of the undertaking to improve company's idea evaluation, brainstorming, and concept development. Moreover, it mentions the views of NewsGator senior solutions manager Jen Keyerleber regarding the benefits of the innovation process for customers.

The article focuses on the enhanced mobile applications, email integration and document collaboration of Yammer enterprise social networking suite by software company Microsoft Corp. Topics mentioned include the improvements was introduced at the Working Social Tour event held in San Francisco, California, the comment of general manager Jared Spataro on establishing bridges between Yammer customers and email services, and the link on the SharePoint Online's search page of the Yammer service.

The article reports that the Chrome, Internet browser from Google Inc., multinational corporation fixes security problems and allows users to use images as the search option. It mentions that Google included hand-gesture controls for the Android version of Chrome 30. It mentions that version 30 includes application programming interfaces (API).

The article discusses computer software company Microsoft's "Law Enforcement Requests Report" for the first half of 2013. It received 37,196 requests from judges and investigators worldwide in the first six months of the year, on track to get the same number of requests for end user data in 2012. The company says that the report, which breaks down the requests by country and shows how Microsoft responded, is relevant to the issue regarding the balance between privacy and law enforcement needs.

The article offers brief infromation on several new applications software including an iPad-optimized version of the periodical Rolling Stone from Wenner Media Inc., Livestand applications from Yahoo! Inc. and Codea applications from Two Lives Left.

The article offers information on the Office 365 computer software from Microsoft.

The article reports that the applications in the cloud email and collaboration suite are now based on the new 2013 editions of the applications' on-premise versions. Microsoft is introducing three new configurations of the suite. Office 365 ProPlus, which had been earlier announced that includes Word, Excel, PowerPoint, OneNote, Outlook, Publisher, InfoPath, Access and Lync.

The article reports that OneNote, cloud storage service SkyDrive and Yammer enterprise social networking software have emerged as rising stars in the Office family. OneNote has evolved and improved. SkyDrive is gaining importance and prominence as both consumers and enterprises become more comfortable storing documents in the cloud.