Getting cloud space- best ones?
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I use Dropbox. You get 5GB of storage for free but you can pay for more. Dropbox Pro is $100/year for 1TB of space.
There's also Google Drive. Their pricing is listed here: https://support.google.com/drive/answer/2375123?hl=en
There's also Google Drive. Their pricing is listed here: https://support.google.com/drive/answer/2375123?hl=en
What exactly happens when 'HDD keep breaking'?
Most of the cloud offerings have free options so you could try them all and pick whatever one you like the most if you need more storage. I like owncloud personally but you have to manage all of the backend servers and services, which is probably a negative for most non-tech people.
Most of the cloud offerings have free options so you could try them all and pick whatever one you like the most if you need more storage. I like owncloud personally but you have to manage all of the backend servers and services, which is probably a negative for most non-tech people.
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I'd say get a quality working Hard Drive or Solid State Drive personally.
But if you're set on the cloud, OneDrive is really nice and integrated with Windows 10 pretty nicely. But there's also Google Drive and Dropbox. Any of those three are pretty solid bets, I'd say.
But if you're set on the cloud, OneDrive is really nice and integrated with Windows 10 pretty nicely. But there's also Google Drive and Dropbox. Any of those three are pretty solid bets, I'd say.