Which cloud next?

[gkm]

Wait what? Please provide the source and let it he relevant regarding mega and not Dotcom as they are not the same

http://www.wired.co.uk/news/archive/2015-08/07/kim-dotcom-exclusive-interview-mega-2

 

[Enigma_]

OneDrive without a doubt. Using it with 1TB of storage along with a 365 subscription. It works seamlessly, only problem is that I've previously lost data on there, but that was about a year ago. Otherwise, it's awesome, and syncs between your devices pretty well.

 

[Thor]

http://www.wired.co.uk/news/archive/2015-08/07/kim-dotcom-exclusive-interview-mega-2

Publicity stunt for his new software.

Dotcom has nothing to do with mega anymore his butt hurt.

 

[Thor]

OneDrive without a doubt. Using it with 1TB of storage along with a 365 subscription. It works seamlessly, only problem is that I've previously lost data on there, but that was about a year ago. Otherwise, it's awesome, and syncs between your devices pretty well.

That's a little chilling.

 

[willo]

OneDrive without a doubt. Using it with 1TB of storage along with a 365 subscription. It works seamlessly, only problem is that I've previously lost data on there, but that was about a year ago. Otherwise, it's awesome, and syncs between your devices pretty well.

Wait, what?

 

[Arthur]

Personally, I'm reluctant to keep important data on any cloud outside of the major global players - Amazon, Apple, Google and Microsoft (alphabetical not preference order). I have about 250GB of family photos 'n stuff on OneDrive.

 

[backstreetboy]

The sync client of Dropbox is the best though. Just wish MS would make their client better. At least they are fixing the OneDrive business one.

 

[Thor]

The sync client of Dropbox is the best though. Just wish MS would make their client better. At least they are fixing the OneDrive business one.

Doesn't come close to mega's client. I would no I run premium on both