A cloud storage provider for Android, Box.net is now offering 50 GB of cloud storage space absolutely free for LG Android Smartphone owners. Or else this same service with a year long commitment for any other user will cost $20 which amounts up to Rs 1,000 approximately per year.
Separately from offering the free storage service, the company has also not kept any restrictions in terms of usage what so ever. Anything and everything can be saved in this 50 GB of cloud storage space. Even this is an online space, so users need not bother the access problems related to the data as well. Also the size limitation related to the file size upload also varies as this is no longer a free service.
Before December 31, 2012 users just need to log into their Box for Android through their LG device. Users who don’t have Box account can download he app on their LG Android phone and proceed with the account opening. Users will get 50 GB of free, secure file storage and sharing for the life of their account.
The offer is valid for users with LG Android Smartphone’s that is powered by android version 2.1 and above. It is available for both new and old Smartphone owners till the end of this year only.

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Good news for the Pro customers of Dropbox. Dropbox doubles the available storage for the Pro 50 and Pro 100 plans. If user subscribes for any one of these you will get your 100GB and 200GB of storage, respectively, for the same price as before. Dropbox customer still get quota doubled if they are already paying for it. Even Dropbox has declared the launch of a whole new plan offering 500GB of storage. If you pay in advance you can set back $49.99 while choosing the pay monthly option or $499.99 for a whole year. Dropbox permits users to add unlimited undo history for your files and folders for another $39 per year with other Pro plans.

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Nexus Q has been announced by Google. This is the Google's first consumer electronics product. It is a small, sphere device that is compatible with Android device to stream media from the cloud. You can content from your YouTube and the Google Play music app and more. You will be able control the Nexus Q to play content from your library if you have your own Android Device.
You can use it as an amplifier as it lets you plug in external speakers to receive power from it's 25-watt amp. This device runs on the OMAP 4460 processor with 16GB of storage and 1GB of RAM dual-band and also features Wi-Fi, Ethernet, Bluetooth and NFC for tapping a device to the Q to exchange software and media. It will be available in mid July for $299. Google will also sell a set of $399 Triad bookshelf speakers to go with the device.

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LG has announced its cloud computing based services known as LG Cloud. This service has entered in to the beta phase from today onwards. This LG Cloud is available for Android based Smartphone’s, PCs and Smart TVs which intend to cater the users for managing and consuming content on them. Users can download this application from the Google Play or LG SmartWorld App Store.

As Apple unveiled its iCloud service and Microsoft made its SkyDrive service official. Samsung is also set to launch its cloud computing centered service - S Cloud. It helps to store the multimedia content. It automatically synchronizes multimedia content with the user's LG Cloud account and makes it accessible on the PC and Smart TVs. Even the pictures taken with Smartphone can be seen on PC or Smart TVs.

From their cloud account users can also stream videos to the Smartphone, PC or the TV with very less wait time. Real-time Streaming Technology is used by the LG which makes the video conversion to take place on the LG's servers in real-time. Even they don’t have to install any converters or third party apps to view the videos as LG has formed a special division to take care of the Cloud services and related offerings. LG Cloud service is accessible through - www.lgcloud.com.

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Google Drive service is expected to be launched by next week. This service will come with 5 GB Free storage for Windows, Mac, Android, and iOS platforms. Probably it shall be launched first in beta state and will accommodate users on Invite only basis as generally every new Google service meant for open usage arrives on invite-only basis. A classic example of this is Goolgle+. It may limit the number of invites along with the number of people that sign up initially.
As soon as the user has set it up using Google Account, all files uploaded can be reached anywhere through -http://drive.google.com or applications meant for desktops, mobile phones and tablets.
This service is indeed similar to the current DropBox storage service but of course with secured integration with Google Docs and other Google services. The Google Drive will be launched with 5 GB free storage.

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