Submission + - OneDrive delivers unlimited cloud storage to Office 365 subscribers (onedrive.com)
FlyHelicopters writes: Dropbox, Google, Microsoft, and others have been competing to become your favorite place to store stuff in the cloud. Just this past June, Microsoft upgraded Office 365 users from 25GB to 1TB, now they are upping the ante again to unlimited.
Google is also competing with Google Drive for Work, for $10 per month, you get 1TB of space, or if you have 5 or more accounts, then you get unlimited space. Since 5 accounts to get unlimited space is $50 per month, and Office 365 offers 5 accounts for $10 per month total, the Microsoft option would clearly be the less expensive choice. Microsoft also offers a personal account option for $8 per month for a single user, also with unlimited OneDrive storage.
There remains a single file size limit of 10GB per file, it is not clear if that limit will be removed with this upgrade.
How would you use unlimited cloud storage?
Google is also competing with Google Drive for Work, for $10 per month, you get 1TB of space, or if you have 5 or more accounts, then you get unlimited space. Since 5 accounts to get unlimited space is $50 per month, and Office 365 offers 5 accounts for $10 per month total, the Microsoft option would clearly be the less expensive choice. Microsoft also offers a personal account option for $8 per month for a single user, also with unlimited OneDrive storage.
There remains a single file size limit of 10GB per file, it is not clear if that limit will be removed with this upgrade.
How would you use unlimited cloud storage?
