Syncdocs is an app that turns Google Docs into an online storage drive. You can use Google Docs just like Dropbox, for a fraction of the price.
80GB space from Google costs $20 and Syncdocs is just $12
Google plans go all the way to 1TB.
http://www.syncdocs.com/syncdocs-black-friday-special-offer-…
This is awesome.
April fool…
Don't think there is a smartphone app that can access it though as it seems to only be Windows based.
A few things I would suggest people to check for security.
It's advised from a solicitor not to store any confidentiality or intellectual property on free services like gmail, as google owns the contents in gmail and can use it at their discretion. I'm not sure if that applies to this service, but something to be weary of.
it applies to all cloud services….you give it to them, they own it.
Of course if you encrypt it, then it's just a blob of 1's & 0's
It would apply to this service, as it's using Google Docs for storage. If you want to synchronise confidential, I'd suggest putting it in a TrueCrypt volume and synchronising that. I do that with Dropbox and it works well.
But can you store real world stuff there? It's coming soon to Google Docs!
http://www.google.com/google-d-s/promos/storage.html