cloud storage

Apple's iCloud doesn't encrypt your data, but other companies do. Check out the companies that are committed to providing encrypted, end-to-end protection.

Your business needs strong and competent cloud storage for backing up files and supporting collaborative projects. Here are the best cloud storage options out there for sole proprietorships and other small businesses.

Form remote access to peace of mind, storing your images in the cloud comes with many benefits. But there are also some drawbacks, from cost to privacy conerns. Here are the best cloud services for photographers, and why you should -- or shouldn't -- use them.

Dropbox is making it a little harder to be a user of its free plan. Starting now, users with free Dropbox plans will be limited to linking three devices only to their account. Users that already have more than three devices will be able to keep them, but won't be able to add any more.

GoPro's $5 subscription service just got better. Now, GoPro Plus includes unlimited video and photo storage, along with a higher discount on mounts and accessories. The program automatically stores photos and videos to the cloud from Wi-Fi equipped GoPros.

Users around the world are experiencing serious issues with multiple iCloud tools. Apple's cloud-based service includes features such as iCloud Drive, Photos, iCloud Mail, iCloud Calendar, and Find My iPhone. The company's System Status page shows that more than a third of iCloud services are hit.

It’s important to be able to backup your photos, messages, and files, and to have them sync across devices, but Apple’s iCloud service is lagging behind the competition. With few changes since it was introduced and just 5GB of free storage, it’s about time Apple made some improvements.

Can't get enough storage on Google Drive, Photos, and Gmail? Never mind the old paid plans, Google One is the new way to boost your cloud storage. But it's not just about more room for your files -- Google One has a bunch of benefits for subscribers. Here's everything you need to know about Google One.

Google rolled out a brand-new cloud storage subscription service today, replacing its old Google Drive subscription plans entirely. The new storage plan features access to 24/7 support, a new subscription structure, and comes with a brand-new, well, brand. This is Google One.

Microsoft's OneDrive Files Restore feature is rolling out to all Office 365 uses, bringing an easier and more reliable way to recover from ransomware attacks and other catastrophic events.

Microsoft OneDrive's useful Version History feature is being expanded to include all kinds of files, not just Office documents.

Amazon has dropped the unlimited plan from Amazon Drive, switching it to 1TB instead for the same $60/year subscription price.

Microsoft is making OneDrive file sharing much easier with the ability to share files from Windows File Explorer and MacOS Finder.

Survey for digital document company Inlet shows consumers are transitioning from paper to digital bills and records.

Cloud storage provider Backblaze released its drive reliability numbers 2016, and two drive makers made it a full year without any failures.

Cloud storage app Box updates their web app with improved notes collaboration, and brings their app to your desktop.

According to a recent report, Samsung could soon take a giant step toward making Samsung Cloud more usable -- in fact, the service could be coming to PCs.

Gamers can now keep a close eye on their cloud storage data with Monday's launch of an official Dropbox application for Xbox One consoles.

Seagate just launched a new external drive for Windows PCs and Macs that specifically targets Amazon Drive users. It automatically syncs files to the cloud.

Amazon now offers the Snowmobile, a climate-controlled container for hauling 100 petabytes of data over the nation's highways using an 18-wheeler truck.

Google Drive is getting a lot better at managing duplicate files. When you upload more than one file with the same name, Google will label them accordingly.

Apple is expanding its iCloud storage service by offering up to 2TB for $20 per month. The move comes just one week before the launch of the iPhone 7.