Dropbox sneaks in more free storage space

[McLovin]

Back in February, Dropbox announced that it had launched a new update for its Android app which automatically uploads all of an Android device's photos and videos to a single Dropbox folder. Now Dropbox has announced an expansion of that program. In a post on its official blog site, the company said that the Camera Upload feature now works with "just about any camera, tablet, SD card or smartphone — pretty much anything that takes photos or videos!"

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[jamescv7]

Well since that's likely a competition and they don't want to lose some loyal customers due on the offers and service from the others.

 

[McLovin]

I like the sound of this because it gives me more space, which I will always use.

 

[bogdan]

Dropbox still has the advantage of being the most popular cloud storage solution and they have a client on every platform... but competition is close.

 

[Vextor]

25GB of space on SkyDrive free for me = No more Dropbox.

 

[WinAndLinuxTutorials]

I use Ubuntu one. Quite enough for me.

 

[McLovin]

25GB of space on SkyDrive free for me = No more Dropbox.

That is what I used to use but I find Dropbox easier. Only thing I like about SkyDrive is that there is 25GB of space for free.

 

[Ink]

SkyDrive has been out for years, but no one thought it was worth it until Microsoft released a native app for it (plus integration with Windows 8).

 

[McLovin]

Isn't it with SkyDrive you have to have a Windows Live ID?

 

[jamescv7]

With SkyDrive you need a valid Hotmail ID and if you can access the old account you can their limited offer 25 GB free.

 

[McLovin]

Well in that case I have to remember my ID. If not might have to create another one.