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How To Store Your Files In The Ether

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Ditch your clumsy hard drive and endless discs, and save all your files in the cloud instead. You’ll be able to access all your content from a variety of places and devices, and if you lose your laptop, you won’t lose all your files. Here are the options…

Google Drive

Description: Google Drive

skydrive.live.com

Pros

With Google Drive, you can store all your files, share them with friends and edit them together, from any device. It also gives you access to Google Docs, a suite of editing tools. You’ll get 5GB of free cloud storage, and if you upgrade to a paid account, your Gmail storage expands to 25GB. You can also pay monthly foe extra storage.

Cons

You need a Google account to use the service, which means Google may trawl your data to personalize your advertising.

Cost

There are several to choose: 5GB (approximately 1,000 songs or 2,000 photos) is free. 25GB (around 5,000 songs or 10,000 photos) is $2.5 per month. 1000GB (20,000 songs or 40,000 photos) is $4.5 per month.

Microsoft Skydrive

Description: Microsoft Skydrive

drive.google.com

Pros

This is the cheapest of the paid-for storage options. It offers group editing of Microsoft Office files, which is useful if you use Microsoft applications such as Word and Excel.

Cons

No dedicated app for Android phones.

Cost

You’ll have to sign up for an annual subscription.

·         7GB Free

·         20GB $9 per year

·         50GB $24 per year

·         100GB $48 per year

iCloud

Description: iCloud

icloud.com

Pros

Great for Apple fans, as iCloud stores all your music, photos, documents and more in the cloud and across all your Apple devices, and semlessly backs up your information. When you sign up, you automatically get 5GB of free storage, but the music, movies, apps, books and Tv shows you purchase on iTunes don’t count against your limit.

Cons

It’s not as flexible as Google Drive, as it’s designed with Apple products in mind.

Cost

You’ll have to sign up for an annual subscription.

·         5GB Free

·         15GB $22.5 per year

·         25GB $42 per year

·         50GB $105 per year

DropBox

Description: DropBox

dropbox.com

Pros

Works will all the major phone operating systems, so it’s more flexible than iCloud. You can send links to friends and family to share photos and documents, without them having to be signed up for the service. It also has apps for all the major smartphones.

Cons

You only get 2GB of free storage.

Cost

Monthly rates are as follows:

·         2GB Free

·         50GB $9.5 per month

·         100GB $19 per month

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