Google Drive is a synchronization tool for Google’s online storage service. If you are a Mac or PC user this is a dedicated synchronization tool that enables you to keep a local folder in sync with your online storage – add or remove a file in either location and the changes will be reflected in the other. The essence of the program can best be appreciated when the need arises to store large files, and still be able to access them from home, office or just anywhere. Though, a lot of people would prefer offline storage; Google Drive is still a highly recommended way to keep your files safe without going through a lot of stress. You can start with 5 GB free storage according to the publisher; and that is not a bad way to start.

Google Drive enables you to share files with exactly who you want and edit them together, from any device. It also gives you instant access to Google Docs, a suite of editing tools that makes working together better; even when your teammates are miles away. However, users are required to pay $2.50 per month when they upgrade to 25 GB of storage.

Want to check it out? Visit Drive.Google.com.

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