If you already have a Gmail account, then take a look at the latest article from Tech Learning which gives accolades to Google Drive. Here you'll have a one stop system to upload and download all of your documents even on the run.
Google Drive, Google's online file storage system, is now
live. With it you can upload and access all of your files including videos,
photos, PDFs, Google Docs and more, just like with Dropbox or Sugarsync.
Google Docs is integrated with Google Drive so you can work on all your documents, presentations and spreadsheets, as well as share
content and then add and reply to comments on any file (PDF, image, video, and
so on) and receive notifications when some one else comments on a shared item.
It has added some social networking features to cloud file storage. Drive will
also recognize text in scanned documents. (similar to what Evernote does).
One other nice feature is that you can open all these types of files (over 30
different ones) right in your browser, even if you don't have the original
program the file was created in on your computer. That's a big afeature.
You can access your files on the web and install the Drive on your Mac or PC and your Android phone (iOS app coming soon). There is also a screen reader for blind
readers.
You can also search your files easily by keyword, file type, owner and more.
Not surprising that you can search like this since it isGoogle.
Google Drive, Google's online file storage system, is now
live. With it you can upload and access all of your files including videos,
photos, PDFs, Google Docs and more, just like with Dropbox or Sugarsync.
Google Docs is integrated with Google Drive so you can work on all your documents, presentations and spreadsheets, as well as share
content and then add and reply to comments on any file (PDF, image, video, and
so on) and receive notifications when some one else comments on a shared item.
It has added some social networking features to cloud file storage. Drive will
also recognize text in scanned documents. (similar to what Evernote does).
One other nice feature is that you can open all these types of files (over 30
different ones) right in your browser, even if you don't have the original
program the file was created in on your computer. That's a big afeature.
You can access your files on the web and install the Drive on your Mac or PC and your Android phone (iOS app coming soon). There is also a screen reader for blind
readers.
You can also search your files easily by keyword, file type, owner and more.
Not surprising that you can search like this since it isGoogle.
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