Google Offers 15GB Specific Storage space All over GMail, Drive, Google+

Posted By on May 14, 2013 | 0 comments

Google is merging storage space between Drive, Gmail and Google+, now presenting users 15GB of free storage space shared across all three platforms.

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There will not be an individual using online services who does not like to have 100 % free storage space. Google knows that pattern all too well and consequently improved the size of storage space being offered by Googlemail, Google Generate and Google+ by 3, from 5 GB to 15 GB.

The changes will be gradual and will be transferred over to all transferred within the next several weeks. It is worth referring to here that the increased space is not for only a single service but will be shared between all the Google services a customer is using like Google Drive and Gmail. Even with that restriction, Google is way before its opponents iCloud and Amazon Reasoning Generate which offer 5 GB while Skydrive offer 25 GB and Dropbox gives only 2 GB. Even though a similar assistance from MediaFire provides 10 GB of 100 % free storage space, but the 100 % free level contains ads.

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Author: Muhammad Ilyas

Journalist, Blogging & Engineering Student by Profession, Website designer and Developer by Passion. Also a co-owner at Pakistan Blogs.

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