Google’s Drive and Dropbox are two of the most popular options for cloud storage and backup. Which makes sense, because the two platforms compete with each other intensely. Which one is right for you?

The forecast for your next phone, tablet, laptop, or desktop includes not just a chance of clouds but a choice of them. As in, which cloud storage service will you use to back up your files? The wrong ...

In recent weeks, you may have come across the unfortunate story of the OneDrive user who found they were locked out of 30 years' worth of work and data after Microsoft—apparently without any ...

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So with all of this, combined with the fact that I’d be paying for something that’s arguably inferior to Google Drive anyway, ...

Those using Google Cloud Storage got a nice treat this week when Google announced that it is now encrypting all data before it’s written to disk with 128-bit AES encryption. Google says that users ...

Google said Thursday it will by default encrypt data warehoused in its Cloud Storage service. The server-side encryption is now active for all new data written to Cloud Storage, and older data will be ...