Microsoft gives 3 GB additional to students users of Sky Drive

It has become difficult for us in our days these do without cloud storage services which varied colorful and each one of them characteristics that distinguish them from the other and remain free storage is in control of the situation.

It is known that Sky Drive provides the largest free space where the users of this space 7 Qiqa but there is very nice news today Microsoft has decided to grant 3 additional Qiqa to serve users of university students in the United States for the entire year.

All you have to do is get an e-mail edu-scale and then you register through this link and then send you to Microsoft's your secret code to enjoy this free space, but you must use this code before the last day of the month of December.

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Drobox seeks to convert users of free services to paid

The Drobox company you want to convert many of the millions of users of its services free of sync and share files to the paid services, there are many medium-sized enterprises and consultants who supports the to do so.

The company has more than 100 million users in general, as there are more than 2 million follow the business sector, and Drobox like other companies that aim of the free service is a paid subscription later, so it is now looking to solve the equation and there are some businesses, companies and projects for their services Fi.

From this point, said Kevin Egan - Vice President Sales Drobox - there are a lot of requests from entrepreneurs and consultants in the field of information technology wish to bring customers to Drobox, I see that there are a wide range of businesses willing to do so.

Since the company aspires to rise and height, it should not forget that this space is witnessing extremely competitive, and to contemplate with Microsoft Sky Drive, Google with Google Drive, At the same time, there is another group of players who are trying to compete for a portion of the market share, including the Accellion,The LogMeIn well as Oankulod the OwnCloud.

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