The long rumored Google drive is finally here.
To keep it short: it is basically DropBox, just with some Google Docs integration... or rather, Google Docs is - once you sign up for Google Drive - replaced by it.
Therefore, in addition to DropBox you will get all your Google docs mirrored to your local folder as well. And you start with 5GB free.
"Real" Google Docs (like sheet, draw, ...) are represented as their own file type, e.g. .gsheet, .gdoc, .gslides ... and are only synchronized as a link to the web application, instead of a OpenDocument or Office file.
Well, at least some integration.
All other file types from Google Docs (like .pdf etc) are fully synced in their native format.
To keep it short: it is basically DropBox, just with some Google Docs integration... or rather, Google Docs is - once you sign up for Google Drive - replaced by it.
Therefore, in addition to DropBox you will get all your Google docs mirrored to your local folder as well. And you start with 5GB free.
"Real" Google Docs (like sheet, draw, ...) are represented as their own file type, e.g. .gsheet, .gdoc, .gslides ... and are only synchronized as a link to the web application, instead of a OpenDocument or Office file.
Well, at least some integration.
All other file types from Google Docs (like .pdf etc) are fully synced in their native format.
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