The battle for customers in the world of communication is about to become a lot more heated as the lines between telcos and managed service providers on one side and mega-sized providers like Google, Facebook, Ap...
Today, we announce our agreement with Acens, one of Spain’s largest web hosting service providers, to bring our cloud-based business E-Mail and collaboration capabilities to Acens’ customers.
Parallels has released a detailed market research about Cloud demand of German small and medium businesses (SMBs), based on interviews with 400 German SMBs of different sizes and industries about their Cloud cons...
When Facebook investor Roger McNamee gives a talk and says that social is “done,” you might well wonder if he’s gone off the rails a bit.
Open-Xchange will be at HostingCon at booth #452 in San Diego, August 8-10. If you’re going, stop by and say hello. You can hear more about our integration with cPanel at the Lightning Talk session on Tuesday mor...
Last week we saw a tremendous echo from CNET to New York Times on an Open-Xchange software tool that helps users to export Facebook contact info. As media reported later that Facebook unilaterally deactivated tha...
Most of you I’m sure have read about our lovely little tool that frees your Facebook contacts. You probably also followed the silly saga that followed: Facebook´s attempt to deactivate our tool unilaterally.
Maybe you didn’t notice this past 4th of July (while getting ready for the big fire works) the blatant attempt to limit the true value of all these social networks. Or perhaps you were too busy preparing for all ...
Honestly speaking, we were very much surprised to see that Facebook yesterday disabled the API key to the free tool we built last week that allows contact information of your friends to be exported our of Faceboo...
The Cloud needs to be open – just as source code and data protocols needed to be open to create the Internet. With more and more data moving into and being created inside the cloud, this data needs to be owned by...
