Dropbox is one of the most popular cloud storage services out there. Being a cloud storage service, it allows you to upload files on the cloud and access them over the internet across different ...

Dropbox revolutionized the way we share information, and no enterprises have enjoyed the benefits more than small businesses. Cloud storage has enabled them to access critical data from the road, work ...

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Are you still paying for a Dropbox subscription? Why? Instead of renting space for your files, it might be cheaper to just own it outright. Instead of spending a small fortune on recurring fees for ...

It’s pretty likely you’ve used cloud storage for something recently — whether you’re securing files on your desktop or preserving photos on your smartphone. And it’s almost impossible to think of ...

French hosting company OVH just updated its product offering for its Dropbox-like service called HubiC. Now, you get 25GB of storage for free, 100GB for $1.35 per month (€1), and you can opt for a ...

Jottacloud, the “Norwegian Dropbox,” has added automatic photo uploads to its iOS apps. This means that you can not only access your desktop files on the go, but you can also backup and browse your ...

Cloud storage has long gained momentum as a reliable and cost-effective solution for saving massive amounts of relevant, business-related data. Namely, studies show that 82% of companies reported that ...

Meet the Lima Ultra, a tiny device that lets you create a personal cloud and control your data more easily. Think about it as a Dropbox alternative with data sitting on a hard drive in your home. The ...

For purely personal reasons I’ve chosen to abandon Dropbox. But that doesn’t mean my desire to share files with others has likewise vanished. I need an alternative that includes many of the things ...

When anyone thinks of storing files in the cloud, Dropbox is probably the first service that comes to mind. The company, started in San Francisco, has been around for 6 years now. Dropbox is taking a ...