Online storage is nothing new, with offerings from Yahoo!, Google, Microsoft and a slew of smaller sites. Box.net, however, presents solution providers with solid business opportunities to enhance ...

Box.net is often compared to online storage services like Dropbox, and we're not sure why. The real strength of Box.net is in its document collaboration tools; it essentially works like Google Docs, ...

Box.net–a cloud storage and collaboration provider–understands that it is a diverse mobile world, and that part of what makes a service like Box.net valuable is the ability to access data from ...

Online storage and collaboration service Box.net is finally available on Android devices. The free app, which hit the Android market today, does just about everything Box does on the iPhone and iPad, ...

The folks at Box.net have today noted that they'll be launching a fully web-based HTML5 version of their very popular cloud storage app. This new version will allow any mobile device, for example, ...

Box.net is beta testing a new plug-in for Microsoft Office that lets users save Office files to their Box.net storage folders. The plug-in works for both Office 2003 and 2007 on Windows XP and Vista, ...

Box.net bumped up security and synchronization on its content management and sharing platform and teamed up with Hewlett-Packard and Motorola Mobility for pre-installation deals at its BoxWorks user ...

Online storage provider Box.net is announcing today the launch of OpenBox, a platform for developers to integrate their web applications into Box.net. The platform, once rolled out in full by December ...

Box.net is one of the many competitors in the same space as Apple's iDisk. The company offers 1GB of web-accessible space for freeloaders (with more space available for a fee), as well as sharing and ...

Cloud storage provider Box.net operates at a loss of around $1.5 million each month — or what will be around $18 million for 2011 — we've heard from multiple sources. Additionally, two sources said ...

Sources confirm cloud storage provider Box.net did in fact rebuff a buyout offer earlier this year. Contrary to VentureBeat reports, the bid was "notably higher" than its recent $550 million valuation ...

Online storage company Box.net will announce today that it has taken $1.5 million in Series A funding from Draper Fisher Jurvetson and has crossed the 500,000 registered user number. The funding was ...