Cubby is a new cloud syncing service with one major difference from its competition: It doesn’t have any storage limits when you’re syncing from computer to computer.
There’s no shortage of online storage and file syncing services these days, which is great — but can make picking just one to use confusing, especially if you need to pay for more space. Luckily Ars Technica has collected details on the most popular services in handy comparison charts.
A user in the MacRumors forums posted this screenshot from the recently released Picasa for Mac beta, which included an option to move photos to a “Google Web Drive.” Google users have wanted a cloud storage solution from Google ever since Gmail’s huge storage capacity made web storage seem viable, but an official storage solution from Google has yet to be seen. Google Blogoscoped suggests that the pictured “Google Web Drive” may be the solution Google lovers have been waiting for. For cloud storage solutions that are available now, check out the five best file syncing tools, most of which sync between the web and your desktop. Photo via MacForums
