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Unlike PCs that use installed software such as Microsoft Word, Chrome OS computers run their applications through the firm's web browser and store their files in the cloud.
BBC: Google unveils its first touchscreen Chromebook Pixel
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Thanks to a variety of Android-based devices and their versatile user experience, users can access and share their files via web browser or the Wi-Drive App.
ENGADGET: Kingston ships 128GB Wi-Drive for storage-hungry Android, iOS users
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It turns out that you can dump the image files (JPG only) anywhere in the file structure of the player and view them using the Browser, but if you want to take advantage of the built-in slideshow-type navigation features (which aren't that great, anyway) you have to put the files into a specific spot.
ENGADGET: iRiver H10: Hands-on review
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Kissmetrics was inserting supercookies into users' browser caches and into files associated with the latest version of the standard programming language used to build Web pages, known as HTML5.
WSJ: Latest in Web Tracking: Stealthy 'Supercookies'
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Customers can still use Cloud Drive to store any of their files in the cloud and access them from any web browser or by using the Cloud Drive Desktop Apps.
ENGADGET: Amazon updates Cloud Player with 256 Kbps matched files, faster import, direct delivery (update: Roku, Sonos coming soon)
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How many people clear the memory, delete cookies and temporary files when they close down their browser?
BBC: Computer security words in a Scrabble game
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Basically it's a USB security key that supposedly encrypts data stored to the thumb drive using AES, provides remote encrypted storage, creates a secure connection to the internet, and deletes your browser's cookies and history files.
ENGADGET: Mighty Key, the new secure USB snake oil?
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With U.S. users having an average of 2.5 systems today, heading to 3 in 2014, they will need a way to move the state of their data whether it be calendar information, work files, or browser tabs all around with them as they move from device to device.
FORBES: Lenovo Buys Software Company
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He argues that the data requiring opt-in measures defined by the bill in its current form could include not just names and addresses but also IP addresses and "cookie" files that sites download to a user's browser to note his or her path on the Web.
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The trick is typically used for stealing a user's cookies--identifying files stored by his or her browser--or creating fraudulent, data-stealing entry fields on a Web site.
FORBES: Magazine Article