Are you still paying for a Dropbox subscription? Why? Instead of renting space for your files, it might be cheaper to just own it outright. Instead of spending a small fortune on recurring fees for ...

Are you still paying a subscription for Dropbox? We're of the opinion that cloud storage should actually be yours, not just a monthly rental. Rather than spending a small fortune on recurring fees for ...

We’re of the opinion that a new year means a new you, and the new you shouldn’t be paying subscription fees for cloud storage. Instead of giving Dropbox a chunk of change every month, why not own 10TB ...

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It could be a lot harder to access your Dropbox files if you don’t pay for a Plus subscription. Basic (free) users can now connect the service to just three devices ...

Are you looking for cloud storage primarily to share files with others so you can both access and edit them? Then Dropbox remains the best option with fast, reliable sync and easy sharing of files and ...

The problem is that I seem to be buying file storage with other products that I need. MS Office Home/Business offers 1TB OneDrive (which, for the record, is still a piece of on the Mac) for up to 6 ...

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