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Google triples free cloud storage for Drive and Gmail to 15GB

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  • By Cory Gunther
  • on 13 May, 2013
Google triples free cloud storage for Drive and Gmail to 15GB
Free cloud-storage is something more and more people are looking for these days. With Dropbox, Box.net, Google Drive and more fighting for the top spot. Today Google's pulled a big move to beat the competition and have just tripled what they'll be giving away for free. Previously, just like Dropbox and others, Google Drive users received 5GB of free cloud storage. Starting today that will triple to 15GB.
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Verizon Cloud service launches to protect customers “valuable” data

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  • By Robert Nelson
  • on 30 Apr, 2013
Verizon Cloud service launches to protect customers “valuable” data
While there are plenty of cloud solutions available for smartphone users, it seems that many users go without that peace of mind. The reasoning here could be as simple as the person not knowing about the available options, thinking they are hard to use or maybe that they are expensive. Needless to say, we are firmly in the camp of backing up our data and it seems as if Verizon Wireless is also sharing that same opinion. Enter the recently announced Verizon Cloud service.
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LG Cloud global rollout to continue next month

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  • By Robert Nelson
  • on 26 Apr, 2013
LG Cloud global rollout to continue next month
LG originally announced their cloud storage service just about a year ago. The LG Cloud was initially made available for those in South Korea, Russia and the US on May 1, 2012. Since that time we had known LG was planning to have this service available on a more global basis, however it wasn't until today when they released the details. In short, the LG Cloud will be available for an additional 40 countries beginning next month.
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Google Mail and other app services restored

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  • By Cory Gunther
  • on 17 Apr, 2013
Google Mail and other app services restored
If you've been frustrated this afternoon with many of Google's services failing to work, you weren't alone. This morning Google and many others confirmed that they had an outage causing some issues and a disruption in service for many things like Gmail, Google Drive, Calendar sync and much more. However, the company confirms that service should be fully restored.
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MEGA launches “experimental” mobile site ahead of native app

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  • By Robert Nelson
  • on 29 Mar, 2013
MEGA launches “experimental” mobile site ahead of native app
MEGA launched a while back and did so with a rather large cloud offering of 50GB worth of storage space. While things appear to have been going well with MEGA as a whole, the one piece they are still lacking are the mobile apps. Of course, we want to see a MEGA app for Android, however we hope they launch on multiple platforms at the same time. We have yet to learn when a native (and official) MEGA app will be available, however the mobile experience has recently been improved.
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Dropbox acquires iOS email app Mailbox

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  • By Robert Nelson
  • on 15 Mar, 2013
Dropbox acquires iOS email app Mailbox
Dropbox has announced an acquisition, Mailbox. We understand that some may not be as familiar with Mailbox given, at present, it is available only for iOS users. The Mailbox app launched for the iPhone a short while back and it seems to be all the rage in the iOS world. We have yet to see if the hype that surrounded Mailbox will turn into anything other than people wanting something they could not immediately get.
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SugarSync 2.0 update brings new features and a new look [Hands-On]

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  • By Robert Nelson
  • on 16 Feb, 2013
SugarSync 2.0 update brings new features and a new look [Hands-On]
We mentioned back in December when SugarSync released the the v2.0 update in beta form and as of a bit more recently -- that app has graduated from beta and is now available in the Google Play Store. One point worth noting with the version number though, v2.0 refers to SugarSync as a service. The Android app itself has jumped to version 4.0.0. Either way, a SugarSync app update is available.
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Box is back giving new users 50GB free cloud storage

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  • By Cory Gunther
  • on 13 Feb, 2013
Box is back giving new users 50GB free cloud storage
The race for who is the best cloud storage option around has never been tighter. Some of the popular options here on Android are Dropbox and Box.net, with Google Drive still in there somewhere. Today Box is back offering more incentive for users to go their route, by delivering new users 50GB of cloud storage absolutely free. You can never have too much so read on for more details.
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LogMeIn’s Cubby cloud sync and storage service exits the beta phase

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  • By Robert Nelson
  • on 6 Feb, 2013
LogMeIn’s Cubby cloud sync and storage service exits the beta phase
Cubby, the cloud sync and storage service from LogMeIn has officially graduated from the beta phase. The service is similar to others that we have seen and offers 5GB of storage space for free along with cross platform availability. Cubby users also have the option to upgrade to a paid account with higher storage limits and additional features.
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Mega Manager app provides on the go access to your Mega account

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  • By Robert Nelson
  • on 5 Feb, 2013
Mega Manager app provides on the go access to your Mega account
It looks like Kim Dotcom's Mega service now has an Android app. Albeit, an unofficial Android app. The app is called Mega Manager and it has been launched in an alpha phase, which somehow seems fitting given the actual Mega service is still carrying a beta tag. The Mega Manager app is available for free and going back to the app being in alpha, it comes with a reminder that it is still a work in progress.
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