Google Drive

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By Vangie Beal

Related Terms

·         cloud

·         Google Fiber

·         personal cloud storage

·         mobile cloud storage

·         SkyDrive

·         enterprise storage

·         Google Play

·         Google Keep

·         Google Ganeti

·         Google Hummingbird

Google Drive is a personal cloud storage service from Google that lets users store and synchronize digital content across computers, laptops and mobile devices, including Android-powered tablet and smartphone devices. Support for Apple devices is provided via GDrive,  the Google Drive client for iPhone and iPad devices.

Google Drive Search, Sharing and Pricing

As one might expect, Google Drive additionally provides advanced search capabilities for finding specific information within files, and users can also share and collaborate with others on documents via the service's built-in access to the Google Docs suite of editing tools.

Like the competing iCloud service from Apple, Google Drive provides users with an initial 5 GB of cloud storage for free, with additional storage capacity available for purchase on a monthly basis -- currently  100-GB for $1.99 per month up to 30-TB at $299.99 per month.

Slack  

Slack is the golden standard of instant messengers. The chances are your company already uses it, or you’ve at least heard of it, or maybe you’ve been hiding under a never-ending pile of emails. Basically, Slack offers a centralized and searchable way for your team to communicate and share files that means you won’t need to log into your Gmail account during work hours.

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When it comes to note-taking, Evernote is king. It’s more flexible and has more features than any of its competitors. Here’s just a few of the cool things you can do with it: scan business cards, search for words in image files, paste to Evernote without having to navigate away from other apps, video notes, there’s even a way to use Evernote as an email inbox. To tell you the truth, I’m not sure if there’s anything Evernote can’t do.

Evernote

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