Information Madness

Box.Net is offering 50GB of free Cloud storage to counter Apple iCloud’s 5 GB free storage offer. This is a move to snatch as many customers as it can in the allotted fifty days’ time frame during which you can avail of this offer.

Even though iCloud may have many additional benefits, Box’s deal may look very attractive simply because you are getting 50 GB free space to do whatever you want. No questions are going to be asked. You have to simply download the newly updated App on your iPhone, make an account and you are on. You have to note that there is going to be a daily upload limit.

Just like the old Dropbox service, the 50GB of storage is not just limited to your mobile handset; you can use it anywhere that you have your Box account, like at home on your laptop or the desktop at the office.

Box.net has really posed a question to Apple’s iCloud because this free cloud storage offer is for anyone using a Box personal account on an iPhone, an iPad or even on iPod touch. It is a point to note that 50GB of storage will come close to around one hundred dollars per year.

Box is offering another supplementary bonus. Your account will end up having an increased file size upload limit of 100 MB instead of the usual 25 MB. Box has also updated its App with new features. It can now leverage AirPlay for wireless streaming of Box content to Apple TV like photos, videos and presentations.

Box.Net is offering 50GB of free Cloud storage to counter Apple iCloud’s 5 GB free storage offer. This is a move to snatch as many customers as it can in the allotted fifty days’ time frame during which you can avail of this offer.

Even though iCloud may have many additional benefits, Box’s deal may look very attractive simply because you are getting 50 GB free space to do whatever you want. No questions are going to be asked. You have to simply download the newly updated App on your iPhone, make an account and you are on. You have to note that there is going to be a daily upload limit.

Just like the old Dropbox service, the 50GB of storage is not just limited to your mobile handset; you can use it anywhere that you have your Box account, like at home on your laptop or the desktop at the office.

Box.net has really posed a question to Apple’s iCloud because this free cloud storage offer is for anyone using a Box personal account on an iPhone, an iPad or even on iPod touch. It is a point to note that 50GB of storage will come close to around one hundred dollars per year.

Box is offering another supplementary bonus. Your account will end up having an increased file size upload limit of 100 MB instead of the usual 25 MB. Box has also updated its App with new features. It can now leverage AirPlay for wireless streaming of Box content to Apple TV like photos, videos and presentations.