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MediaFire Android app lands in Google Play with 50GB of free storage

By Robert Nelson
on 16 Jan, 2013

MediaFire happens to be one of the more well known cloud storage solutions available. And while they have a nice offer, 50GB of free cloud-based storage (and a 200MB file upload size), there has been one item that may have kept them from being fully adopted by Android users -- the lack of an app. That being said though, the MediaFire Android app has recently come available.

Dropbox update adds better photo albums and sharing

By Cory Gunther
on 14 Jan, 2013

Dropbox for Android has improved with each beta and update and has been one of our favorite cloud storage options since as long as we can remember. This weekend the developers pushed a nice quick update to their popular Android app adding even more functions, features, and UI polish. Check it and the details out below.

Bitcasa unlimited cloud storage arrives on Android for $10 a month

By Cory Gunther
on 18 Dec, 2012

With multiple cloud storage options available today it's hard to decide what's right for you. Dropbox is a popular one for obvious reasons, Box is getting better, and Google Drive remains in the hunt. Today however we have a newcomer to the world of Android. Many of you probably use Bitcasa for their "infinite storage" options, and now today they've launched their official Android app.

SugarSync 2.0 for Android beta now available

By Robert Nelson
on 14 Dec, 2012

SugarSync announced the 2.0 beta back in mid-November. Current users have had the option to upgrade to the new (still in beta) versions on the desktop and the web and as of today, you now have the option to run the beta app on your Android handset. The one catch, the app is not yet available from Google Play and instead will need to be downloaded and sideloaded.

Box.net for Android increases file upload limit to 250MB

By Cory Gunther
on 14 Dec, 2012

One of the biggest complaints for many that opt to use Box.net cloud storage options over the competition (like Dropbox) is the file size limitations they have over file uploads. Now along with a completely redesigned and improved Box.net 2.0 for Android we have an increase to file limits and much more. Read on for more details.

LG Nexus 4 owners get 50GB free Box.net cloud storage

By Cory Gunther
on 20 Nov, 2012

We know many of you are still waiting to get your shiny new LG Nexus 4, or already did and are sad about the 8 and 16GB storage limits, but don't worry because we have good news. Remember that Box.net cloud storage deal where all LG and Sony devices get 50GB cloud storage absolutely free? Well the same awesome deal applies to the Nexus 4.

Amazon Cloud Drive Photos app launches on Google Play and Amazon App Store

By Dave LeClair
on 1 Nov, 2012

Amazon has just pushed a new app to Google Play and its own app store that allows users take advantage of its Cloud Drive from an Android device. Amazon intends for this app to be a place where users can easily upload and share photos. As you would expect, Cloud Drive has been integrated in Kindle Fire HDs already, but now, owners of other Android devices can use it as a place to store their photos in the cloud.

Google Drive update brings folders, presentation viewing and more

By Cory Gunther
on 10 Sep, 2012

After we saw a few random tweets suggesting this update was coming, today Google has just issued a rather large update to their popular Google Drive application for both Android and iOS. The change-log is rather long and Google's added an entire host of new features to the cloud storage and document service. Lets take a peek.

Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 comes with 50GB Dropbox storage free for 2 years

By Cory Gunther
on 15 Aug, 2012

If you're one that always needs additional storage for your smartphones and tablets then Dropbox and Samsung have you covered. Just like a few others, including Samsung with their Galaxy S III launch you'll get tons of free cloud storage with your purchase of the Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 tablet.

Clickfree Mobile Backup now available for Android

By Cory Gunther
on 30 Jul, 2012

Our smartphones are getting more and more complex. With hundreds and sometimes thousands of pictures, tons of video, bookmarks, contacts and even full documents. While the Android developer community has multiple backup tools, what about regular users? For those looking for a a dead simple way to automatically backup everything on your phone, we have the app for you.

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