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Zoho, a company responsible for the creation of one of the finest Web-based software suites in existence, today unveiled a much-anticipated update to its word processor.
While a previous iteration of the utility enabled the user the option to read documents while not connected to a broadband service, courtesy of Google’s Gears plug-in, Zoho’s new release of Writer allows for total offline access.
That means reading and editing is now possible with the new Zoho-plus-Google Gears combo. Which is something [...]

In late April 2007, Profy published its first piece on Mozy, an online storage service which had then debuted a Mac-compatible version of its software. A relatively minor announcement, in the grand scheme of things, but nevertheless, it was the company’s first mention here. Later, in mid-August, I wrote up a piece about the current state of online storage, in which I gave Mozy another plug, though in that particular instance I didn’t give it such a stellar ovation. It [...]