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Let us understand the concepts of SugarSync and pCloud before learning the differences between them.SugarSyncIt is one of the longest-running cloud back-up services around started in year 2004. It is a convenient way to back up, sync, and access files from anywhere, anytime. It is one of the simplest file syncing services we have ever seen.It can sync and securely access our files from the cloud in seconds. It can also save, view, and edit our documents across multiple devices and can manage and share our files the way we want.FeaturesThe features of SugarSync are as follows −In SugarSync we ... Read More

Let us understand the concepts of OneDrive and pCloud before learning the differences between them.OneDriveOneDrive is a Microsoft cloud service which connects all your files. It helps us to store and protect our files, share them with others and we can access them from anywhere. It is a file hosting service available in 107 languages.It was launched in 2007 by Microsoft as a web version of office. It offers 5GB of storage space for free and a paid version offers a space of 100 GB, 1 TB, and 6 TB available either separately or with Office 365 subscriptions.FeaturesThe features of ... Read More

Let us understand the concepts of Mega and pCloud before learning the differences between them.MegaMega is a cloud storage and file hosting service developed by MEGA Ltd in the year 2013. It was written by using the languages C++, java script, java and C. The Mega services offered by using web based apps.It was the largest free cloud storage across the world with 20 GB storage allocation for free accounts. Mega supports Microsoft Windows, macOS, Linux, Android, iOS, Windows Phone, Browser extension operating systems. It provides Cloud storage, File hosting service and Remote backup service.FeaturesThe features of Mega are as ... Read More

Let us understand the concepts of Google Drive and pCloud before learning the differences between them.Google DriveIt is a file storage and synchronization service developed by Google in the year 2012. It allows users to store files, share files and synchronize files on different devices. In order to access and use a Google drive account, you would need to set up a G-mail account.Once you've set up your Google account, you can access Google Drive by going to http://drive.Google.com in your web browser.FeaturesThe features of Google Drive are as follows −Sync Your All FilesSave to Google DriveSave Gmail AttachmentsWork OfflineConvert ... Read More

Let us understand the concepts of Dropbox and pCloud before learning the differences between them.DropboxDropbox is operated by the American company Dropbox, Inc. and was released in the year 2008. It is a file hosting service.Dropbox is placed in a high position in a competitive market. In comparison to all the cloud storage platforms, Dropbox has been highly effective in capturing the largest share of the cloud market.It is important to mention that cloud platforms like Google Drive, Microsoft One Drive, Apple cloud have some disadvantages which are readily covered by Dropbox.Furthermore, it has some secured data servers that are ... Read More

Let us understand the concepts of Wasabi and iCloud before learning the differences between them.iCloudiCloud is one of the cloud storage and provides cloud computing services, it was launched in the year 2011 by Apple Inc. It enables users to store data like documents, photos, and music on remote servers. It also provides wireless backup iOS devices directly to iCloud instead of manual backups.We can store all type files in iCloud Drive, if they are less than 50GB in size. Generally if we sign up for iCloud we get 5GB free storage for Backup’s, Mail and iCloud Drive. If we ... Read More

Let us understand the concepts of Wasabi and Amazon Drive before learning the differences between them.Amazon DriveAmazon is one of the most used online retail businesses started in the year 1994 as an online bookstore. Now it has become the world’s one of the largest online retail businesses that is spread in almost all countries of the world. This transformation is due to the strategic planning & strategic execution by the Amazon team over a period of more than 20 years.Amazon followed the strategies given below to improve the business −StrategyExecutionCultureStructureAmazon Drive, called Amazon Cloud Drive is a cloud storage ... Read More

Let us understand the concepts of MediaFire and Ubuntu One before learning the differences between them.MediaFireMediaFire is a cloud storage service and file hosting service which became more popular as a platform for sharing large files. It was owned by MediaFire LLC in 2006. Actually, it has a reputation for having poor privacy which is difficult for it to overcome, and because of its limited capabilities it has been kept aside from the list of the best cloud storage services.MediaFire is providing 10GB storage for free and up to 50 GB free with bonuses, we can store all our files, ... Read More

Let us understand the concepts of Wasabi and Google Drive before learning the differences between them.Google DriveIt is a file storage and synchronization service developed by Google in the year 2012. It allows users to store files, share files and synchronize files on different devices. In order to access and use a Google drive account, you would need to set up a G-mail account.Once you've set up your Google account, you can access Google Drive by going to http://drive.Google.com in your web browser.FeaturesThe features of Google Drive are as follows −Sync Your All FilesSave to Google DriveSave Gmail AttachmentsWork OfflineConvert ... Read More

Let us understand the concepts of Ubuntu One and ShareFile before learning the differences between them.Ubuntu OneIt provides a collection of software that consists of applications like file manager, PDF viewer, text editor, video player, and archiving utility by default. The system is launched by a UK based company called Canonical Ltd.FeaturesThe features of Ubuntu One are as follows −Backslashes are used in Ubuntu like /home/name.Ubuntu doesn’t have drive letters.Ubuntu applications don’t lock exclusive access to files as often.Just as every mounted file system is a directory under / (the root directory), everything on Ubuntu is a file.Ubuntu has open ... Read More