When it comes to cloud storage, there are a whole bunch of fluffy options up there in the proverbial sky. Maybe you need unlimited storage, or maybe you need it for free. Here's a list of the ones that are the best at what they do. Read More >>
Featured comment by Grumpygit:
"What I want is something to manage all my different cloud accounts in one place, preferably free. A bit of automatic backing up would be nice too." More »
Even as online storage options proliferate, Dropbox has managed to stay ahead of the pack thanks to better features. Well, now Dropbox's desktop client is getting a prettier Version 2.0 overhaul to match its excellence. Read More >>
Featured comment by warriorscot:
"Not tried it much for sending between people, everything is mirrored across all your machines and interfaces with drive so moving files between my own..." More »
If you had to guess how many files people were adding to Dropbox on a daily basis what would you guess? A million? Five million? Nope. It's a freaking billion. Read More >>
Imagine never running out of room on your hard drive or having a cheaper cloud storage solution. Actually, you don't have to imagine either because BitCasa offers "infinite" storage space on the cheap. Read More >>
Featured comment by Fourthletter:
"But then thinking you have superior technical knowledge to people you don't actually know might be the best qualification for a tech blog, who knows b..." More »
Apparently, the world doesn't have enough cloud storage, but never fear, British Telecom is on hand to sort that out. They're rolling out cloud storage to their loyal customers, in sizes ranging from laughably-puny to almost-worth-it. Read More >>
Featured comment by paul.demunnik:
"BT Cloud has far less going for it than Digital Vault. What sort of company forces people to switch to an inferior product. I can't even find a way of..." More »
Almost exactly one year ago, MegaUpload unexpectedly went down in flames. Now, Kim Dotcom's new venture, plain old "Mega" is rising from the ashes. But things will be different this time. Why? Dotcom's prepped this baby against all manner of attack, and its encryption is the first line of defense, for him and for you. Read More >>
When you're getting a new laptop, or building a PC of your own, hard drive space can be a concern. Maybe you want an SSD for speed, or maybe you just want an assload of space. Who doesn't want space? Read More >>
There's a generation of youngsters growing up who think that Cloud Storage means Dropbox or Drive, and not some crazed childhood idea to collect all those awesomely shaped plumes in the sky. [XKCD] Read More >>
Those who like their storage tinged with a bit of cloud will be glad to hear that on purchase of one of Samsung's shiny new Galaxy devices, you'll be able to chuck up to 50GB of all kinds of files conjured up from your new device onto Dropbox, which sounds perfect for the Galaxy Camera's snaps. Ace. [Engadget] Read More >>
Apple co-founder and super tech-nerd Steve Wozniak is not a big fan of storing data online. In fact, he pretty much hates the idea of cloud storage, calling the idea "horrendous". Hmm. Read More >>
Featured comment by P4PERTR4iL:
"lol my bad i thought you were one of them google fanboys that hate apple... i have an iphone & a macbook but i use gmail, google dns, google searc..." More »
Like they've done in the past with new services, Google is slowly rolling out its new Google Drive cloud storage solution to users of Gmail and Google Documents. So if you're dismayed that the Google overlords haven't blessed your account with 5GB of free storage just yet—don't be. Now is the best time to prepare for the new service. Read More >>
Dropbox just doubled up its referral program which means more free storage for you. If you're a free user, you get 500MB of storage space for each Dropbox referral, with a maximum of 32 referrals for 16GB of space. Read More >>
Featured comment by RosieT:
"Dropbox staff look at the IP address and the computer's personal ID (MAC address) to see if a referral is really a self-referral." More »
Featured comment by JK:
"These days most people prefer simple and easy-to-use websites. Dropbox's redesign has made things ever simpler. Also to mention, SyncBlaze offers the ..." More »
Google’s been rumoured to have some sort of GDrive in the works for literally years, and like a bad smell that just won’t blow away, it’s back with a vengeance. This time it’ll be a Dropbox competitor; will be free to most users and businesses, and we could see it in a matter of weeks. Read More >>
Featured comment by Glenbot3000:
"I think you're onto something with that one. I was thinking how it'd be a bit pointless seeing as other google services already offer all of your clou..." More »