Most cloud storage providers offer a tier featuring free cloud storage, letting you test out their service for free. No matter which provider you choose, there’s bound to be some limitations on the free tier.
Cloud storage isn’t just something for companies – it’s also for students and hobbyists. In an earlier blog posts we covered a couple of tips for how students and others can use cloud storage on a limited budget. Click here to have a look.
Instantly accessible cloud storage on mobile devices is now standard. Long gone are the days of ‘having’ to carry around heavy external hard drives and 32GB USB sticks. We now have the convenience and ease of using cloud storage on a consumer level via some great apps.
Now that 2017 has come to an end, let’s look at some best cloud storage apps for Android for the past year.
Students are turning more and more to services like Google Drive and Dropbox when sharing files and collaborating on content. Without a steady income and money being spent elsewhere, it’s hard to prioritize costs for cloud storage. Especially when there’s actually a couple of ways to solve this problem.
That’s why we want to show some ways to get free cloud storage for students in this weeks blog post.
Dropbox vs Google Drive. They’re two of the most popular storage drives for consumers. But which one is going to serve you best in the long term?
Both have excellent storage, collaboration and the capability to simplify your documents and data. In addition, they both have desktop and mobile apps, making them extremely popular and user friendly. Microsoft’s OneDrive also speaks volume here but we’re going to focus on the pros and cons to signing up to either of these cloud storage giants.
Most, if not all of us, are using cloud storage for backup and collaboration. But are we using it effectively?
Today we’re going to touch on some more effective ways to use up the cloud storage you’ve been able to get your hands on for free. To work smarter with cloud storage may not be as difficult as you think…
Do you use multiple cloud storage services with files everywhere? You could be heading for what we like to call “cloud storage chaos…”
Is cloud storage chaos even a real thing? Turns out it is. Ask anyone who uses a cloud storage service to store all their files. Whether it’s for work, personal or both, you can bet at some point they’ve been asked by someone else if they use a totally different cloud storage service to the single one they’re already comfortable using.
