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And now the race is on to give users free online storage space. Microsoft is now offering a service called SkyDrive which gives users 1GB of space. Yahoo already has their Briefcase service, which offers users the same kind of deal and a premium storage service. And now, rumors are that Google will be offering their own. The Wall Street Journal is touting that the new service will be called “My Stuff.” It bases the information on an anonymous source. They also quote a memo from 2006 that talked about a “GDrive.” There are apps that allow you to tap into your Gmail storage capabilities already. Just check out the Gdrive in that post. In any case, it seems that Google is trying to slowly woo users away from Microsoft products. The online storage solution, Google Docs, and Gmail are making it easier and easier to do so. One thing users have to weigh, however, is the online privacy issue. Just how much of your data do you want sitting on someone else’s machines? In an age where privacy is already suspect, this kind of move can be even more unnerving. Maybe we should talk about online security problems in a future post. Related Posts:Pay Per Click Match AlmondNet is trying to revolutionize online advertising, again. Google has obviously changed the way companies and individuals think about... Google Presentations Launches with Security Hole In case you haven't heard, Google Docs very recently added presentations to it's list of offerings. I took Google... Google Video Fades To Black Cut. Print. It's a wrap. Whatever you wish to say about it, Google is officially pulling the plug on it's... Google+M$ = Ouch! Remember way back when people were decrying the possible security issues with installing Google Desktop? Remember how folks were... Google Phone Rumors Google, Sony, Microsoft, and Apple; it seems that's ALL we hear about now-a-days, though I am a big fan of... Comments |
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