[$tinkle]

seems the same to me, but googlefied

i've only used dropbox, so the only advantage i recognize is ease of use
i assume storage is close enough to call even

 

[binary visions]

Google storage is half the price of Dropbox.

I don't really use them enough to deal with most of the advanced features, but there are some areas where Google Drive just integrates better with other Google services, like automatically sending attachments into your storage drive from Gmail.

If you need bulk storage, though, Google storage is $5/100gb/month, while Dropbox is $10/100gb/month.

 

[$tinkle]

our company is small enough to be "forced" to use this, enabling google to troll our internal documents for methodologies & IBM partnership to stay 2 steps ahead of the bow shock, should we ever get our exec level **** together and land contracts anywhere north of $300k

let's put it this way: our IT guy looks like a genius b/c he's setting up sharepoint on our "intranet"*

"we have an intranet....?"


*well, it's a couple of mapped drives, so some people treat it like one

 

[binary visions]

I think there's a business plan for Google Drive as well that integrates into Google Apps. I don't know if you're an Apps company, just throwing that out there.

 

[Westy]

I prefer dropbox as I enjoy saying box.

Box box box box.

 

[jonKranked]

i've used both, albeit limitedly. i find that google is better integrated with their suite of apps/services, and its also a lot easier to use with my phone for quick referencing.

that said, i only use it for personal items.