Showing posts with label cloud storage. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cloud storage. Show all posts

Wednesday, March 28, 2012

Google Drive will be released the first week of April




The Cloud storage Service "Google Drive" concerns us a long time, but the wait seems to come to end.


Om Malik of GigaOm reports that the Google Drive will be available to the public the first week of April.


Specifically:
According to information from the big day will be within the first week of April 2012 ... Google will offer 1 Gb of storage free, and will charge for these. The market leader, its time for Dropbox offers 2 Gb free. Google's product will ship with a local client and web interface that resembles Google Docs. Moreover, Google has built an API for third party applications that can store data in Google drive. My sources are excited by what they saw.

Friday, February 24, 2012

Box gives 50GB free cloud storage for all android users!


In the middle of last October, the famous cloud storage service Box.net offered 50GB free to all holders of equipment iOS, in order to get noticed by the iCloud.






Now the company is back with the same offer to all holders of equipment Android, apparently alarmed by rumors about the upcoming launch of the service Google Drive!




This announcement comes together with the upgrading of the Box application for Android, which is now fully compatible with the operating system Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich.


To get the 50GB, enough to download or upgrade (free) Box application from Android Market and can login from your device. The offer is valid until March 23.

Friday, February 17, 2012

Here comes Google Drive!




A few days after reporting the WSJ about the upcoming launch of Google Drive, the site GeekWire posted a screenshot that reveals the emergence of cloud storage service, and as we followed the same design line as the other services of Google, while it has incorporated in the first options bar.


Also, we observe the command "Install Google Drive", so it is very likely that you will need to install an application (web, desktop, mobile) procedures for upload / download files, such as Dropbox.






At the moment, the rumors say that the service will provide free cloud storage space for all (private or professional), and premium packages will include a cost for extra space.



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