Google Drive is ready to be the answer to all your computer storage needs — and not just the files you create and upload using its cloud-based services like Google Docs and Photos.
The search giant just announced a new Backup and Sync tool, which will give everyday users the chance to save all the files and photos on their PCs to Google Drive. It'll make file management in the cloud a more seamless experience. Rather than creating entirely new folders, the tool will recreate your desktop folder system in Drive.
Google says it made the tool with casual Drive users in mind, so this isn't necessarily built for more complex systems that businesses tend to use. Instead, it will give individual users an easier way to backup their files.
The new tool lets you select folders on your computer to be backed up on Drive. If you don't pay for extra storage and you have a ton of files on your desktop, you might go over the 15 GB limit offered in free accounts — but you can always pay for more storage or manage you backup files to fix that issue.
Google will debut the new feature later this month on June 28, with business class G Suite subscribers getting the functionality with the upcoming Drive File Stream feature later this year.
TopicsGoogle
(责任编辑:熱點)
J.K. Rowling makes 'Harry Potter' joke about Olympics event
'Planet of the Apps' combines several shows and strips them of excitement
Hey Comey, here's what Trump has to say about those tapes
British politics right now is straight out of 'Veep,' says its creator
Give your kitchen sponge a rest on this adorable bed
Hundreds handed over their Tinder to a chatbot to get young people to vote
Michael Jordan's old Converse sneakers sell for a record $190,000
Over 82,000 evacuate as Blue Cut fire rapidly spreads in southern California
What Amazon's insane 49,000 percent gain can teach you about investing
Metallica to seek and destroy your eardrums with new album this fall
Read about Jamie Fraser's quest to lose his virginity in a new 'Outlander' anthology