Roundup of Online Storage Providers - Up To 25GB For Free
February 1st, 2006 • Related • Filed Under
One of the projects that I keep on intending to look into at work is offering an online storage service to our users. However, I think might have to resurrect this project this year as a combination of falling storage costs and faster broadband is making these services affordable and usuable.
TechCrunch have done a great summary of all the main providers out there, including Streamload who offer a whopping 25GB for free.
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Comment by Jerry4444 on 19 August 2006:
Most people have focused on the amount of storage too much. That is THE BIGGEST mistake in choosing an online storage service provider. Online storage is in no way like a hard disk, where all products are essentially the same. Services offered by GoDaddy, Box.Net and StreamLoad lacks real technologies, it’s too hard to upload / download many files. On the other hand, XDrive used to have good products and services, but the service has degraded over years, and it is only getting worse after AOL bought it. For the best services, go with drivehq.com, ibackup.com or filesanywhere.com.
Comment by Prince on 12 January 2007:
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