This time around, Google Drive seems to be a reality. Granted, it was real when the previous rumors surfaced, several years ago, but the project was killed off. Now, it will go live for everyone.
It will be an evolution of the current Google Docs, which can store any type of file, and not a completely new service,... |
26 September 2011
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There are clear signs that Google is working on something dubbed Google Drive. The first clues showed up a couple of weeks ago and, now, there are more, but there is also better indication of what Google Drive may be, not a new product, but, rather, simply a rebranded Google Docs document list.
As the Google Opera... |
13 September 2011
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There have been rumors about GDrive, a cloud storage service from Google, for half a decade now. Not unsubstantiated rumors, mind you, Google was working on storage in the cloud several years ago.The project got shelved though and, while Google Docs can be used as backup storage of sorts it's not ideal for this.... |
1 September 2011
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Google has finally made the move plenty have been awaiting for years now, it has come up with its own cloud storage service. Unfortunately, some people's expectations may have been higher than what Google actually delivered, but it's still a pretty big announcement from the company. Google now says that use... |
12 January 2010
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Google offers a multitude of services spread out across the web. While many of these services are connected in one way or another, there hasn't been the kind of integration that Google could enable at some point, when the different services would effectively replace the desktop operating system. Slowly but surel... |
10 October 2009
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Rumors about speculated Google products are hardly new or rare and seem to be a favorite pastime for some. Still some of these reports, even the most far-fetched ones, do turn out to be true sometimes, as is the case of Google's upcoming operating system Chrome OS. Another popular rumored product is the now myth... |
23 July 2009
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Last week, I noted the leaving from Google of Justin Rosenstein, GDrive's father, for the much more appealing at the moment Facebook, "the hottest place to be", and much to my shame I thought that it would mean a big halt in the coming to light of the service for storing files.Turns out I was wrong and that the ... |
27 November 2007
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I'm at a point when I'm not sure what to believe next. What in the world is Facebook going after? The complete annihilation of Google little by little? Is this Microsoft's revenge for losing big with its online department when Google came to be what it is today?I mean it's OK to be competitive and... |
22 November 2007
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GDrive means uploading any file to Google's servers. GDrive means access to that file from anywhere. GDrive could mean a possible computer backup solution for anyone. Just imagine it.In case something happens to your desktop and it ultimately crashes without the chance of redemption, the backup can be your savio... |
8 November 2007
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