Multiple cloud storage platforms are used in the present era for storing and sharing photos. Google Photos is one of the most popularly used cloud platforms with over a billion users worldwide. Just a few years after its initial release in 2015, Google Photos became the American search engine giant’s ninth product to reach the milestone of 1 billion users in a short span of only 4 years.
pCloud is a virtual drive that connects your computer to pCloud’s servers. It works similarly to a virtual drive. It extends your storage capacity by allowing you to upload your files and store them on the Web.
Are you looking for a solution to zip files in your Google Drive? Google Drive is one of the most commonly used cloud storage and syncing platforms across the globe. It is enriched with many great features to store, collaborate, edit documents and files. Unfortunately, there is no in-house functionality to compress and extract your zip files.
When it comes to security, Dropbox does make quite a few tall claims and rightly so. As your data is being transmitted between Dropbox app and its servers, it is encrypted by SSL and TLS…
These days it can be quite difficult to find a medium or large scale business that doesn’t rely on the Internet. With the advancement of computers and networking, businesses are increasingly adopting new technologies to manage their data more efficiently.
Google’s highly popular music streaming services (YouTube & Google Music) had some overlapping features, and so it had to happen someday. And it has happened. News is out that Google has decided to merge Google Play Music with YouTube Music.
Delete Duplicate Data ( & similar photos) for Google Drive. Use Cloud Duplicate Finder to scan and delete dupes!
Digital-Universal fact: Dropbox is loved by all, when it comes to data storage options. According to Statista, Dropbox now has 14.3 million paid users. Isn’t it massive?
There used to be a time when we used to have rough pictures or even black and white pictures in which it was hard to distinguish between the eyes and nose of the person – no, we are not exaggerating. The first-ever phone that came with a camera was J-SH04 in 2000, from then till now we have come a long way. Not only have we witnessed the evolution of cameras but also the software that can capture the picture as perfect as ever – with beautiful colors, spotless pictures, and many more editing options.