I’ve personally never understood the appeal of services like this. It’ll be available for Windows and Apple PCs, iOS, and Android. If you go with an upgraded account, you’ll get 25GB of Gmail storage, too. If you’re willing to pay for this service, you can upgrade to 25GB for $2.49/month, 100GB for $4.99/month, and 1TB for $49.99/month. It’s fully integrated into other Google products, and you get 5GB for free. This is a big deal for many (if you were to use rumouring as a gauge), but all I can think of is this: why on earth would you entrust your files to a company – any company – whose sole interest is extracting money from you, and who, to boot, is subject to crazy American laws?įirst, let’s get the basics out of the way.
You start with 5GB for free, and you can go all the way to 1TB for $50 per month. Google has finally unveiled its big Dropbox competitor: Google Drive. Well, this has been a very, very long time in the making.
