Launched in 2010, Dropbox quickly accumulated a large user base. Today, it serves 100 million registered users. After acquiring Snapjoy in June 2013, Dropbox became more focused on storing images.
DropBox, perhaps the most popular option in file hosting, was originally not tied to any particular platform. In contrast to the above services, it is easiest to register and start using. Through a convenient web interface or client module, the user can upload up to 2 GB of information for free. Up to 18 GB can be added by inviting friends to use Dropbox (500 MB on every successful referral). Dropbox clients were developed for all desktop and mobile operating systems.
Every cloud storage option has something different to offer, and which one(s) are best for your company's employees really depends on intended use, budget, and IT environment.
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