For years, Google offered an unlimited photo storage option, letting Android and iOS users easily put their photos in the cloud at full resolution. That option went away in June 2021, but it’s back. Kind of. If you’re a T-Mobile customer, you’ll soon have the option to add a Google
Online storage can really add up when you’re dealing with lots of photos from over the years. Sure, there are online backup solutions out there, but some have strings attached, forcing you to plug in old, external drives every 30 days or that simply don’t work reliably. Little did I
When you’re using a 3-2-1 backup strategy for your photos, choosing the right cloud storage for the all-important off-site copy is a critical decision. I chose wrong for several years, and paid the price. There are two main categories of cloud storage you can use to backup your photos: two-way
FileShadow has officially introduced a brand-new look and feel to its web app, making it easier to collect, search, curate and publish your files. The service, which collects all your files from various online cloud accounts, makes it easy to organize your files and share them with friends or clients
