Google Drive

When you create s Google account, Google gives you 15GB of free cloud storage (Google Drive) to store your files (Photos, documents, recordings, music, email attachments, etc). At first, 15GB might seem like a lot of storage space, however, after years of use, you will... Read More

Google, months ago, announced that it was going to introduce a new feature that will give its users the ability to block others in Drive. This announcement came after Buzzfeed News reported an instance where a user was unable to remove a shared folder from... Read More

In this connected age, it is becoming ever more important to have our most important files backed up properly. One of the safest ways to do this is using cloud storage. This is made even more important in this era of working from home and... Read More

We all love shortcuts, don't we? I mean, who wouldn't jump at tools that help shorten the amount of time we spend on certain tasks? Shortcuts are life (and time) savers; we use them every day on our Windows PCs, Mac computers, mobile devices, on... Read More

Google's cloud storage solution has democratized online storage for many people. It is by no means the only solution out there, Dropbox and Microsoft's Onedrive might have been around longer and might also have generous allocation for the free service but Google's is considerably more... Read More

You can send files from Google Drive easily through your emails in different ways which might include you attaching the file, pasting the content or sharing the link to the file. However, the concentration here is sending file without actually having to attach them. The... Read More

Online backup and cloud services vary in their plans but basically offer the same services.  The prices offered by these companies depends on the amount of space you want, number of users, extra security or not and so on. You've got different packages for individual... Read More

In April, Google rolled out a redesigned Gmail that is much better looking. It spots a lot of rounded elements, a bunch of new features and links to other Google apps like Keep and Calender from within the interface. In a 'surprise' move that we... Read More

I remember the days when the word “Cloud” had a literal meaning. At the time, buying a floppy disk was cool and if by any miracle you had a rewritable disk, you would be the cool kid around town. Unfortunately (or fortunately) those days are... Read More