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Unlimited Google Photos storage is back for T-Mobile customers. The magenta carrier’s new plan costs $15 a month. The new plan comes with 2TB of Drive and Gmail storage. Google is partnering with ...

Ten years ago, Google ‘solved’ our photo backup problems with free unlimited space and some compression... until it didn’t ...

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We're now well and truly in the age of cloud storage for backing up files and having readily available access to things like photos and important documents. With that, several gigabytes of cloud data ...

Unlimited Google Photos storage was the biggest selling point of what quickly became the most popular photo storage service, ...

What just happened? In another example of why we can't have nice things, Dropbox has announced it is limiting the amount of storage customers will receive on its Advanced plan, which previously ...

Google will be ending its unlimited storage feature for all Google Workspace customers in July 2024, applying a storage cap across all customers’ data. Case Western Reserve University will need to ...

Snapchat caps free Memories storage and launches paid plans. Find out what’s changing, how much space you’ll get, and why ...

MP3tunes announced today the availability of unlimited, free online music storage using its Oboe music locker technology. MP3tunes.com — founded in 2005 by Michael Robertson, creator of MP3.com and ...