Storing data on the cloud is essential for most people. Do you have strategy on data classification, searching, indexing, or data backup?
Amid the introduction of iOS 8 and OS X Yosemite this week, Apple also announced its iCloud Drive along with some price cuts to go with it. Of course, a large part of choosing a cloud storage provider is based on the features they provide.
Apple’s iCloud, for instance, is obviously more tailored to an iPhone user than Android while Dropbox and Box aim to be more multi-platform. Price is still a priority though so here’s how the personal cloud storage competition shakes out:
| Cloud Provider | Free | Pricing Tiers |
|---|---|---|
| Apple iCloud Drive | 5GB | 20GB = $0.99/month 200GB = $3.99/month Tiers available up to 1TB |
| Amazon Cloud Drive | 5GB | 20GB = $10/year 50GB = $25/year 100GB = $50/year 200GB = $100/year 500GB = $200/year 1000GB = $500/year |
| Box Personal | 10GB (up to 250mb file size) |
100GB = $10/month with 5GB file upload size ($120/year) |
| Dropbox | 2GB+ (Earn more space… |
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