drop box vs google drive vs onedrive vs icloud

Google will now offer Google One customers access to experts that are supposed to help customers with products and services. Google One is not available everywhere and they have announced on their blog that the rollout will be completed in the next few months. Those who are subscribed to the 1TB plan will be upgraded to 2TB at no additional cost. It is to be noted that the above plan was already available in developing countries like India where 100GB plan costs ₹130/mon. If the resolution exceeds that limit, it will be counted against your 15GB free space. Note that Google Photos technically offers free unlimited storage as long as you are storing images in 1080mp and videos in 1080px. Right now, Google Drive offers 15GB of free space that is shared between all the products that Google has to offer like Gmail, Drive, and Photos. Let’s see what you really get for that dirt cheap prices and if it is really worth it. To better understand what Google is offering, I decided to dig deep into the cloud storage plans being offered by the competition.

Meet Google One, a new home for Google Drive users under which you will find cheap cloud storage and a little something extra. It looks like Google is at it again, only this time, they want to dismantle the cloud storage business of Apple, Microsoft, and Dropbox.

It was April Fools day but Google was dead serious. Remember when Google decided to launch Gmail and took on the likes of Yahoo and Hotmail? Not only was Gmail a better email client, it also offered generous space (1GB which was 500 times better than the competition) considering how expensive cloud storage was at the time.

Drop box vs google drive vs onedrive vs icloud