Today's cloud storage/backup market is flooded with competition, all offering similar services. Dropbox, Box.net, Amazon Cloud Storage, Minus.com, Memopal, Windows SkyDrive, Google Docs (of a sort) ...

Canonical isn’t just the company behind the popular Linux distribution Ubuntu, but with Ubuntu One, it also offers a cloud storage service with 5GB of free storage space, as well as a music locker, ...

Canonical's Ubuntu One cloud storage service hit Mac OS X in a beta on Thursday, bringing Ubuntu's Dropbox competitor to all widely used platforms. The service already had applications for Windows, ...

That means, Shuttleworth said, "Canonical will be offering pricing plans based on the virtual machine hour. If you bring the hardware, we bring the hands at 3 cents per hour. If you use a fully ...

In celebration of reaching 1 million users, Ubuntu One has this week announced it has increased the capacity of its free Ubuntu One online cloud storage from 2GB to 5GB. Ubuntu One Basic will become ...

Ubuntu One provides cloud storage and synchronization to users and is tightly integrated with the popular Ubuntu Linux operating system. It allows users to store profile information and files online, ...

A few years have passed since Canonical first unveiled Ubuntu One (U1), a commercial cloud synchronization service designed to integrate with the company's Linux distribution. Last week, Canonical ...

Canonical is shutting down its Ubuntu One music and cloud-storage service rather than continue to go up against competitors such as Dropbox, Google Drive and EMC Syncplicity. The service will be ...

In the face of stiff competition, the company will quit to focus on its OS Canonical is shutting down its Ubuntu One cloud-storage service rather than continue to go up against competitors such as ...

Well, here's something you don't see every day: A company admitting that it can't keep up with the competition and closing down a service. Canonical introduced Ubuntu One in 2009 with the release of ...

Ubuntu creator Canonical just announced that it is shutting down its cloud storage service called Ubuntu One. Among the reasons cited, increased competition is an important one — maybe the service ...