Those working from home know that besides the communication which happens via various software products such as Zoom, Microsoft Teams,… one must also transfer various files to co-workers which can be achieved via e-mail or other much better options such as cloud storage (for example Sync.com) that comes with an array of additional advantages.
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CloudAlly, a company from Israel, was founded back in 2011 as one of the first cloud-to-cloud backup services. It expanded their coverage area from just Salesforce and G Suite to many more services over the years. But has it retained the quality over the years? That’s what we wanted to check within our CloudAlly Review.
FileCloud originates from Austin, Texas and is a product of the CodeLathe company. They claim to have more than 1 million users across 3000+enterprises across the whole world. Well, they must be doing something right if they have the trust of that many business owners. We’re here to check every nook and cranny within our FileCloud review and see what’s right and wrong with this service.
ExpressVPN has been founded back in 2009 with a base in the British Virgin Islands but has since then expanded all over the world with employees working from Toronto, Lisbon, London, Zagreb, Singapore, Hong Kong, Perth, Manila, and Tokyo. They advocate for internet freedom and privacy through their VPN service which has been in the works for many years. Let’s jump right into our ExpressVPN review to see if they succeeded in doing that.
I am not entirely sure what Degoo wants to be – a cloud storage or a cloud backup. And I don’t believe they know either though they have certainly shifted their focus from being a cloud backup provider to storage only in the past years. Their home page states “Top Secret Cloud Drive” but there’s no actual drive to talk of within their service. It seems that their main goal was simply getting people on-board with their smartphone apps. Everything else is fairly abysmal as we will find out in this Degoo review.
BigMIND is the next-gen cloud backup solution provided by Zoolz, an already existing company that deals with cloud solutions. The company comes from London, UK and has been in the cloud game for a long time which will become obvious during our BigMIND review. It’s certainly worth taking a look if you’re searching for a quality cloud backup solution.
4Sync was launched in 2011 with the vision of providing the best cloud storage service there is. Read the full 4Sync review to learn more.
Polar Backup is based in London, UK. It’s an affordable cloud backup solution that also offers lifetime cloud storage plans for decent prices. During this Polar Backup review, we will find out if the lower prices come at the cost of their features or are they trying to penetrate into the market with both quality and affordable prices.
IDrive was launched back in 2007 with the sole vision to protect your critical data on every internet-connected device. And they have pretty much done just that since they now support a wide variety of devices and enable you to backup and store your important information. Practice and theory are two different things though, as we will find out in this IDrive review, not everything is as smooth as it should be.
Icedrive is a product made with love in Wales, United Kingdom. That’s what their little footer sign says! And I have to admit it’s not hard to notice the love put into this service, especially when it comes to the security of your files. They’re using the Twofish encryption to ensure the maximum security of your files. They’re still relatively new to the cloud storage market but have been making swift progress with the development of various features as we’ll discover in this Icedrive review.
You’ve most likely landed here as you’ve been bombarded by “Lifetime cloud storage deals” that are honestly too good to be true. Doing this ThunderDrive review was a no-brainer and I believe it’s important to check out a cloud storage thoroughly before taking the leap, especially if it’s for a lifetime. ThunderDrive is a very new cloud storage provider on the market and they have certainly made their share of mistakes so far.
Uf, now we’re talking business! I’m excited to compare the two best cloud storage providers at Cloudstorageinfo.org: Sync.com vs pCloud. pCloud has about 10.000.000 users while Sync.com sits at about 750.000. Both are very popular due to the amazing features they offer alongside the client-side encryption to ensure the security and privacy of your files!
We live in an age where almost everything we do is online. We buy stuff, do bank transactions, and chat with our friends through the web. All these activities involve a lot of data transfer from one point to another. Some of this data is public, but most are confidential and needs protection, so it doesn’t get into the hands of hackers. One way to achieve this is through encryption. Let’s have look at how the comparison Twofish vs AES goes.
MiMedia is a cloud storage provider from the United States that focuses on providing a solution for storing media online. It does an “okay” job at that but fails to provide certain features that are extremely important for cloud storage. Read the full MiMedia review down below.
Jumpshare is a US cloud storage that focuses on sharing and collaboration features. They do a fairly good job at that but it might be worth having another look at other cloud storages due to some very troubling sections (that are explained in this Jumpshare review) where Jumpshare just doesn’t deliver.
