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As digital cameras replace film, more and more users are turning to web based photo storage services to manage their photo archives . There are a dizzying array of sites, all offering different services at different prices. Choosing a storage service can be a confusing process, particularly when you are choosing a company to entrust with your precious family photos. Here are some things to look for when you're choosing a photo storage service. First, take a look at the interface. How easy or difficult is it to upload photos to the site? Most of the major photo storage sites offer the ability to download software that will let you upload batches of photos, but some sites still rely on web interfaces that are slower and more clumsy. Once you've checked out the interface, investigate the pricing structure of the site. Compare costs carefully using a standard print size, such as 4x6 for comparison. The difference in printing costs can vary wildly from one site to another, from as ...

An American site says: " Throw away your hard drive Google's GDrive arriving in 2009 " Yes! according to the article Google is about to launch its online storage service. Google GDrive is an online storage system where all the content of hard disk can be saved in Google servers. This service is said to be anticipated for years. This is a competitive step against Microsoft's SkyDrive which is offering 25 GB online storage free of charge but is limited to 50 MB per file. GDrive is cloud based storage system will perhaps have desktop client having two way synchronised system for local and online access of desktop and also supported features to access, create, edit online features like spreadsheets, Google docs, Picassa web albums etc. Hope that whenever it will be launched it will become a hit because of Google's branding and also because Google gives more importance to features in its products. Google search engine and Google mail is the most famous product as on...