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Windows SkyDrive leaves beta, quintuples storage
When Microsoft first announced a beta version of SkyDrive last August, users got just 500MB of online storage, which was pretty miniscule by 2007 standards. 5GB is much more respectable. You can get 1GB to 5GB of free storage space from a number of competitors like Box.net or AOL's XDrive. For some reason, while Google allows Gmail and Picasa users to store a huge amount of data online, the GDrive still remains as mythical as a unicorn or an honest man.
SkyDrive is also now available in 38 countries and regions including the UK, India, and a number of other countries in South America, Europe, and Asia.
[via Windows Vista Blog]
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Name said 3:23PM on 2-21-2008
"Upload size is limited to 50 MB per file."
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Travis said 11:20PM on 2-21-2008
50MB restriction is a deal breaker for me.
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nizzy1115 said 11:32PM on 2-21-2008
Is there a way to integrate this into windows explorer? Or any free ftp file storage service?
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Marc Savoy said 4:58PM on 2-23-2008
It might as well be 100GB storage size. The fact that it's from Microsoft dissuades me from ever considering it.
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