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Microsoft’s Changes Will Allow OneBigDrive Users to Consolidate and Manage 57 Gigabytes of Free Cloud Storage

July 01, 2014
by Staff Writer

Changes at Microsoft have been good news for OneBigDrive users. OneBigDrive allows users to consolidate and manage cloud-based storage by providing a single interface for a range of cloud storage providers. As Microsoft has recently announced its intention to double free OneCloud storage accounts to 15 Gigabytes, this means that OneBigDrive will soon give customers access to 57 Gigabytes of free cloud storage.

OneBigDrive allows customers to consolidate up to 50 Gigabytes of free cloud storage without payment. Customers who need more storage pay $9.99 annually to consolidate up to 50 Gigabytes of free cloud storage. The storage appears on users’ desktops as a “single folder”.

To date, OneBigDrive customers can draw on 10 Gigabytes of Box storage, 15 Gigabytes of Copy storage, 2 Gigabytes of Dropbox storage, 15 Gigabytes of Google Drive storage, and soon 15 Gigabytes of Microsoft OneDrive storage.

“This is great news for all of OneBigDrive’s customers and shareholders,” explained Nikola Pizurica, OneBigDrive’s President. “Bigger, better, best are the words that come to mind when I think about OneBigDrive’s current and future offerings”.

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