It's been over a year since our last deep dive into QNAP's software and quite a bit has changed since then. QNAP, never one to rest on their previous accomplishments has improved upon existing ...

In 2009 TweakTown reviewed an average of one NAS product per month. Most of the products that we tested were from the two biggest names in the NAS server market, QNAP and Thecus. In 2010 TweakTown ...

There's nothing quite like a firmware upgrade boasting plenty of new features, and that's exactly what users of QNAP's Turbo NAS series now have available. The new firmware release, version 2.1.0, is ...

QNAP and ownCloud have announced a partnership today to combine the network attached storage solutions from QNAP with the ownCloud’s Enterprise Content Collaboration Software. This long-term ...

At the time of testing, the latest firmware version available for the TS-853A was 4.2.2 which was released in early September. This build offers a few minor bug fixes and changes compared to the ...

QNAP is increasing the performance and capabilities of its Turbo NAS Servers with the announcement of new NAS Management software. With the new software, users will get support for real-time remote ...

An above average CPU and RAM combo, solid features and affordable price make the QNAP TS-130 (and the two bay QNAP TS-230) well worth considering. Why you can trust TechRadar We spend hours testing ...

In the past I have come across a few impressive network storage devices that ended up being letdown because of the software used. Many feature slow and unattractive graphical interfaces that offer ...

QNAP has released security bulletins over the weekend, which address multiple vulnerabilities, including three critical severity flaws that users should address as soon as possible. Starting with QNAP ...

QNAP as this week announced the addition of support for Zabbix, the Enterprise-class Network Monitoring Software to its range of network attached storage options. Using Zabbix, system integrators and ...

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