Cloud Storage Aggregators

[awraynor 97]

I thought I would give blogging a chance and published the first part of a two or maybe

three part series on cloud service aggregators.

 

With all the free storage out there I wondered how you could get it under control.

I visited some new services and revisited some services I had used before.

 

They all fell short of exactly what I wanted, but all were interesting in their own way.

 

Let me know what you think of my blogging effort and the services I reviewed.

 

Tony

 

http://awraynor.blogspot.com/2013/07/cloud-storage-aggregrators-in-review.html

[abraxas 0]

you should add Backup That to the list.  it offers pretty much unlimited storage (as much as you want).  I have about 500GB backed up for free on there.  

[jmwills 284]

I'm sure the NSA will have an offering out soon too.

[awraynor 97]

@abraxas. I'll look at it, but I was looking more at products that helped you

aggregate your multiple online backup products. 

 

@jmwills. If only I were interesting enough for the NSA to care about my data.

I'll finish out with what I thought were the two best products, Otixo and ZeroPC.

I know they have to make money, but yet another fee to manage services you

may or may not be paying money to have, tough sell for a lot of people.

 

I also quickly realized the blogger software doesn't translate your page well.

Margins as I saw them, etc. were not the same when published.

[cloudfuze 0]

Merge All your cloud storage accounts with CloudFuze cloud aggregator and access them on desktop, Web, Android Device and IOS Device.

 

http://www.cloudfuze.com/do-you-really-need-a-cloud-aggregator/

[awraynor 97]

I'm originally from NC so I can root for the local team, but your service although interesting supports many less services than the competition.