Dropbox or Google Drive???

[nelonez]

I am wondering what is your take on these two cloud services.... I currently have Dropbox but I kinda like Google Drive..... what are the pros and cons of both in your opinion?

 

[anon(377121)]

Sugarsync is the best one I've worked with. They don't own your data, and their desktop synchronization is a bit better incorperated than drive or db.

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[jeffreii]

Dropbox with Dropsync (an addon in the Play Store) works great for me. I have Google Drive and MS Skydrive on my desktops but haven't seen a reason to supplant my love of Dropbox.

Dropsync on top of it on Android makes it awesome.

 

[joshwithachance]

Well since I got the Sprint model which came with an additional 48GB of Dropbox storage, it's a no brainer for me.

 

[FishMeetFish]

I don't feel comfortable with Google Drive. Google already know a lot about me. I don't want to put more information there for them to know everything about me.

 

[funkylogik]

lol i dont mind google knowing everythin about me nothing to hide

 

[nelonez]

I think im just gonna load up everything on my 64GB memoery card..... I mean I did get it to use it up right?? lol....

 

[abot]

Sugarsync allows you to back up any folder you select instead of a centralized folder.

 

[walcolm]

Google drive comes with a Gmail account so I don't think you should choose between them. You're using an android phone which means you have a Gmail account

I have Google drive, Dropbox, amazon drive, box, windows skydrive and based on some posts on this thread I think I'll get sugar sync

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[Deadly_Poison630]

google drive for me. we use it in my high school so i stuck with it

 

[iN8ter]

SkyDrive. Most techies have 25GB cause we had Hotmail/Windows Live/WLM accounts from back when. It's the most cross platform solution that doesn't make you work for storage.

The Google Drive app is too terrible for me to waste my time with it at this time. When it displays image thumbnails in folders (or Google releases a PWA client) I'll consider it.

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