#5gb google drive

Apple has iCloud, Microsoft has SkyDrive, and just when we thought that Google will stop at Google Docs, rumors of a cloud-based storage is now on the horizon, and it may be better than what you’re currently using. Google Drive is set launch next week with 5GB of free cloud space. According to TNW (thenextweb.com) Google will be releasing their own version of cloud-based storage in the name of Google Drive next week. Much like its competitor, Google Drive is also said to have drag-and-drop functionality that supports both PC and Mac. Following the same principle as their recent app, Google Play, I think what Google is trying to pull off with Google Drive is to collaborate various channels into one cloud-based service for a more seamless way of storing and accessing files anywhere, anytime. Let's wait and see how Google Drive will fare against other cloud-based services. Google is testing a new storage policy that gives some newly created accounts only 5GB of free cloud storage unless users verify their account with a phone number. Previously, Google accounts automatically received 15GB of free storage shared across Gmail, Google Drive, and Google Photos. Read more in our articles including "Google Drive coming soon, with 5GB Cloud Space" and "Google tests 5GB storage limit for new accounts without phone number verification".