Google today announced that it has started the long-expected rollout of its Material Design update for Google Docs, Sheets, Slides and Sites, after first testing this update to the G Suite apps with its new design for Google Drive last year. It’s worth noting that there are no new features or other changes here. Everything […]
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Google One officially launches with cheaper storage plans
In May this year, Google announced Google One, a rebranding of its Google Drive online storage service. It offered cheaper plans, which were automatically enabled for Drive users, but it wasn’t opened for sign ups.
On Wednesday, Google opened u…
Google One is now open to all
A few months ago, Google announced Google One, its new subscription program for getting more Google Drive storage and other perks. Over the course of the last few weeks, Google slowly rolled existing Drive subscribers over to a Google One membership and starting today, new users can sign up for a One subscription, too. Google […]
View More Google One is now open to allGoogle Drive will hit a billion users this week
Google loves to talk about how it has seven products with more than a billion users. Those are its flagship search service, Gmail, Chrome, Google Maps, YouTube, Android and the Google Play Store. Indeed, Android actually has more than 2 billion users now. Later this week, we will be able to add an eighth service […]
View More Google Drive will hit a billion users this weekGoogle launches a standalone version of Drive for businesses that don’t want the full G Suite
If you are a business and want to use Google Drive, then your only option until now was to buy a full G Suite subscription, even if you don’t want or need access to the rest of the company’s productivity tools. Starting today, though, these businesses will be able to buy a subscription to a […]
View More Google launches a standalone version of Drive for businesses that don’t want the full G SuiteG Suite now lets businesses choose whether their data is stored in the US or Europe
Data sovereignty is a major issue for many major companies, especially in Europe. So far, Google’s G Suite, which includes products like Gmail, Google Docs and Sheets, didn’t give users any control over where their data was stored at rest, but that’s changing today. As the company announced at its Cloud Next conference in San […]
View More G Suite now lets businesses choose whether their data is stored in the US or EuropeTransfer.sh is an instant sharing tool for programmers
File sharing tools are a dime a dozen these days. There’s Dropbox, Google Drive, and iCloud. But what if you want to share something quickly and easily from the command line? That’s why programmer Remco Verhoef created Transfer.sh. The service has basically a file dump. You send a file to transfer.sh via curl and it […]
View More Transfer.sh is an instant sharing tool for programmersGoogle just slashed the price on its massive storage plans with Google One upgrade
Google’s storage plans are getting cheaper.
The company has launched a new storage plan called Google One, which offers significantly better deals than Google Drive storage plans. There’s no need to switch, because all current Drive storage pla…
Say hello to Google One
Google is revamping its consumer storage plans today by adding a new $2.99/month tier for 200 GB of storage and dropping the price of its 2 TB plan from $19.99/month to $9.99/month (and dropping the $9.99/month 1 TB plan). It’s also rebranding these storage plans (but not Google Drive itself) as ‘Google One.’ Going forward, […]
View More Say hello to Google OneI finally caved and bought more storage on Google Drive, iCloud
I held out for as long as I could.
I transferred music files to flash drives, deleted massive photo files, and purged outdated email newsletters clogging my storage. Every email from Groupon went into the trash and was permanently deleted. No more chances to go back and “soak up savings.” I was on top of it. The trash button became my friend; archiving the enemy. This is what using Google’s free email service in 2018 looked like for me.
But I couldn’t win — a red banner above my Gmail inbox threatened to cut off my inbound emails and I was tired of constantly deleting everything. The whole point of my personal email was to have a record of everything. I might have a newsletter addiction, but that doesn’t mean I shouldn’t be able to use my email archive. Read more…
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Some people bungee jump. Others skydive. And other daredevils walk around without any backup for their photos, videos, and documents. Shove us out of a plane, sure, but there’s no way we’re going without the proper backup for our files.
Getting that backup can be tough, considering your important stuff is likely split between a laptop or two, a phone, and a tablet. And some backup plans, like the ones offered by your phone carrier or Apple, can eat away at your wallet with monthly fees that add up in a lifetime. You’ve probably never heard of Degoo, but it basically does the exact opposite. Read more…
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View More Cloud storage may not be the sexiest purchase, but this is one of the best deals you’ll findGoogle Drive now lets you easily comment on Microsoft Office files, PDFs and images
Google is launching an update to Google Drive today that will make it easier for teams and agencies to use a mix of G Suite and Microsoft Office while working with their colleagues and customers.
With this update, Google Drive users can now easily comment on Office files, PDFs and images in the Drive preview pane without having to use (and potentially pay for) tools like Microsoft Office or… Read More