If you were having trouble deciding between the handful of cloud storage/photo sharing/link shortening services to use, droplr just made it super easy for you. The company rolled out their “Pro” service earlier this afternoon — and it’s a steal. For a mere $3/month (or $30/year) you can gobble up to 100 GB of unadulterated cloud storage, with individual file upload sizes up to 1 GB. Other perks include a lack of any ads, secure drops, custom domain...

Dropbox must either really love the Galaxy S III (and the people that buy them) or is increasingly worried about competition from other cloud storage providers/services such as the recently launched Google Drive cloud service because the company just one-upped themselves — by announcing all Galaxy S III owners can get 50 GB of storage, for free. Similar to other free storage giveaways, cloud storage hoarders need only register their device with Dropbox to net the...

Update: Google Drive app is now live in the Google Play store as is drive.google.com. Well the French got this one first — Google today officially announced Google Drive on their French language blog. As has been rumored, Google Drive will come with 5 GB of storage as default, for free, and be deeply integrated with Google Docs. According to the statement (below), over 30 types of files will be supported within the browser. As for apps, Google Drive will have Mac,...

Nowadays, Cloud storage is a dime a dozen. The gigabytes are endlessly offered to each and every one of us, and many of those crazy gigs are offered up free of charge. You can grab yourself plenty of fluffy white storage if you mix-and-match yourself into what could possibly be upwards of 40GB at no charge at all. But there is one company that hasn’t really dipped their toes into the scene and that is Google. Of course we have Google Docs, which is a way to access...

So you thought that downloading a hacked version of HTC’s Dropbox app and in the process netting 23 GB of free storage was a great idea, right? Well, we can’t say we didn’t see this coming — Dropbox has revealed that anyone who is discovered to have used illegitimate versions of the Dropdbox app from HTC devices will see the extra 23 GB of storage removed from their accounts in the coming days and weeks. According to a response by a Dropbox forum mod...