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Let us understand the concepts of iCloud and Ubuntu One before learning the differences between them.iCloudiCloud is one of the cloud storage and provides cloud computing services, it was launched in the year 2011 by Apple Inc. It enables users to store data like documents, photos, and music on remote servers. It also provides wireless backup iOS devices directly to iCloud instead of manual backups.We can store all type files in iCloud Drive, if they are less than 50GB in size. Generally if we sign up for iCloud we get 5GB free storage for Backup’s, Mail and iCloud Drive. If ... Read More

Let us understand the concepts of HCL Connections and Ubuntu One before learning the differences between them.Ubuntu OneIt provides a collection of software that consists of applications like file manager, PDF viewer, text editor, video player, and archiving utility by default. The system is launched by a UK based company called Canonical Ltd.FeaturesThe features of Ubuntu One are as follows −Backslashes are used in Ubuntu like /home/name.Ubuntu doesn’t have drive letters.Ubuntu applications don’t lock exclusive access to files as often.Just as every mounted file system is a directory under / (the root directory), everything on Ubuntu is a file.Ubuntu has ... Read More

Let us understand the concepts of Google Drive and Ubuntu One before learning the differences between them.Google DriveIt is a file storage and synchronization service developed by Google in the year 2012. It allows users to store files, share files and synchronize files on different devices. In order to access and use a Google drive account, you would need to set up a G-mail account.Once you've set up your Google account, you can access Google Drive by going to http://drive.Google.com in your web browser.FeaturesThe features of Google Drive are as follows −Sync Your All FilesSave to Google DriveSave Gmail AttachmentsWork ... Read More

Let us understand the concepts of Dropbox and Ubuntu One before learning the differences between them.Ubuntu OneIt provides a collection of software that consists of applications like file manager, PDF viewer, text editor, video player, and archiving utility by default. The system is launched by a UK based company called Canonical Ltd.FeaturesThe features of Ubuntu One are as follows −Backslashes are used in Ubuntu like /home/name.Ubuntu doesn’t have drive letters.Ubuntu applications don’t lock exclusive access to files as often.Just as every mounted file system is a directory under / (the root directory), everything on Ubuntu is a file.Ubuntu has open ... Read More

Let us understand the concepts of CloudMe and Ubuntu One before learning the differences between them.Ubuntu OneIt provides a collection of software that consists of applications like file manager, PDF viewer, text editor, video player, and archiving utility by default. The system is launched by a UK based company called Canonical Ltd.FeaturesThe features of Ubuntu One are as follows −Backslashes are used in Ubuntu like /home/name.Ubuntu doesn’t have drive letters.Ubuntu applications don’t lock exclusive access to files as often.Just as every mounted file system is a directory under / (the root directory), everything on Ubuntu is a file.Ubuntu has open ... Read More

Let us understand the concepts of Box and Ubuntu One before learning the differences between them.BoxBox is the Secure Content Cloud, easy-to-use platform that is built for the entire content lifecycle, from starting of file creation and sharing, to co-editing, signature, classification, and retention. We can work securely from anywhere.It was launched in the year 2005 by Box Inc. This company is mainly focus on cloud content management and file sharing service for businesses. It can be supported in windows, macOS, and several mobile platforms.FeaturesThe features of Box are as follows −It is a secure collaboration on any deviceBox is ... Read More

Let us understand the concepts of Google Drive and ShareFile before learning the differences between them.Google DriveIt is a file storage and synchronization service developed by Google in the year 2012. It allows users to store files, share files and synchronize files on different devices. In order to access and use a Google drive account, you would need to set up a G-mail account.Once you've set up your Google account, you can access Google Drive by going to http://drive.Google.com in your web browser.FeaturesThe features of Google Drive are as follows −Sync Your All FilesSave to Google DriveSave Gmail AttachmentsWork OfflineConvert ... Read More

Let us understand the concepts of Amazon S3 and Yandex Disk before learning the differences between them.Amazon S3It is a database service offered by the Amazon Company as a repository for the internet. It provides quick access to data objects along with their storage along with security, performance reliability and at economical prices. S3 is a Simple Storage Service.FeaturesThe features of Amazon S3 are as follows −In order to access S3 Storage you need to have an AWS account.It offers a pay per use model where you need to pay for only the storage space which you have actually used.It ... Read More

Let us understand the concepts of Dropbox and ShareFile before learning the differences between them.DropboxDropbox is operated by the American company Dropbox, Inc. and was released in the year 2008. It is a file hosting service.Dropbox is placed in a high position in a competitive market. In comparison to all the cloud storage platforms, Dropbox has been highly effective in capturing the largest share of the cloud market.It is important to mention that cloud platforms like Google Drive, Microsoft One Drive, Apple cloud have some disadvantages which are readily covered by Dropbox.Furthermore, it has some secured data servers that are ... Read More

Let us understand the concepts of CloudMe and ShareFile before learning the differences between them.ShareFileShareFile was launched by Jesse Lipson in the year 2005 and was later owned by Citrix system in the year 2011. It can be integrated with any third party applications and current file storage systems to ensure flexible and synchronous file storage, modification, saving, sending and retrieval of files. It accommodates the secure sending of large files, with the ability to send and receive files of up to 100 GB in size.It helps us to access the files from any device, mobile or desktop, allowing you ... Read More