Box doubles personal cloud storage space to 10GB

While Box isn’t top of mind when it comes to personal storage, the online file sharing and cloud storage company is giving Box users 10GB worth of free space—twice the 5GB they previously offered. This generous offer makes them the second more spacious cloud storage option behind Google Drive, which provides 15GB free storage for users.

Box has even rolled out a new starter tier suitable for small businesses that delivers 100GB storage for up to 10 users at $5 a month.

Denon headphone apps get Music Community update

The accompanying suite of apps for Denon headphones—Denon Audio App, Denon Club App, and Denon Travel App for the iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch—get a significant update in the form of Music Community. The new feature allows you to read artist biographies, explore music from your favorite artists, as well as find new artists based on the music already available on your Apple device. You can also buy albums and songs from iTunes without leaving the apps and even purchase concert tickets while you’re at it.

The Music Community update works on the Denon Audio app for Music Maniac headphones; Denon Club app for Urban Raver headphones; and Denon Travel app for Globe Cruiser headphones.

Incipio unveils case collection for Moto X

Unveiled just in time for the Motorola Moto X launch, Incipio introduces a range of cases for the highly customizable smartphone.

Incipio made sure they had all lifestyles and preferences covered with their Moto X line. There is the impact-resistant NGP case, durable DualPro and DualPro Shine cases, and lightweight feather and feather SHINE cases. While not up on their site yet, there are also going to be a waterproof Atlas Case, offGrid Thin Battery Case, and Watson Wallet with Removable Case.

Score one for OtterBox, secures $2M court victory against counterfeiters

In their latest battle against counterfeiters, Otterbox managed to secure a $2-million verdict against S & P Trading Inc. A U.S. District Court ordered a permanent injunction against the New York-based firm saying it violated the Lanham Act with the purchase and sale of at least 146,025 counterfeit cases, which infringed on OtterBox’s federally registered trademarks. Otterbox holds over 190 patents in the U.S. and more than 110 trademarks worldwide, with a number of others pending.

This latest verdict is just part of a series of actions OtterBox has taken against counterfeiters. They worked with the U.S. Customs and Border Protection last year to seize 118,000 fake products, which resulted in additional judgments of approximately $11 million.

Source: Apple Insider