With Amazon’s recent entry into consumer cloud storage, we’ve got quite a few competitors offering great and varying options — but which one is the best? Here’s a look at Windows Live SkyDrive and Dropbox, and our top pick for storing your files in the cloud.
Google Apps users, whether running a domain or helping out on one, can now purchase individual storage plans from Google, allowing for certain users to have extras space for Docs, pictures, and other organisational data. [Google Enterprise Blog]
Android only: Naming weirdness aside, Microsoft’s SkyDrive service is a nice chunk of cloud storage — 25 GB, to be exact. Now you can view, download and send your files in SkyDrive from your Android phone with Sorami.
Windows only: Gladinet provides desktop-style access to storage on Google Docs, Picasa Web Albums, Microsoft’s SkyDrive and other cloud services. Its newest release improves its interface greatly, but also adds a key convenience: backing up a local folder through cloud services.
We knew it was coming, but file sharing service drop.io has officially stopped all file services, following a buyout by Facebook.