Microsoft lets anyone get up to 15GB of free cloud storage when they register for the company’s OneDrive service. But through the end of September you can double that amount for no extra charge .

Microsoft and Google this week are giving away a combined 102GB of cloud storage free--100GB from Microsoft, 2GB from Google---to help give your files some breathing room.

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First of all, OneDrive refers to Microsoft’s cloud storage. Anyone who sets up a free online account receives 5GB of storage space in the cloud. This free storage can be tripled to a total of ...

Microsoft has been giving away a lot of freebies through their cloud computing storage service OneDrive lately. Last week, Microsoft gave away 100GB of free storage for two years to create a Bing ...

Microsoft has grudgingly agreed to let current OneDrive users keep their 15GB of free cloud storage and 15GB of free Camera Roll “bonus” storage, rather than dropping you to 5GB as previously ...

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Microsoft now calls its cloud storage service OneDrive, ... 100GB for $50 or 200GB for $100, on top of any free storage bonuses you might accrue from promotions. Curiously, ...

Microsoft is using free cloud storage as a carrot to attract more customers to sign up for its Office 365 subscription plans. Back in April, Microsoft announced it was providing all OneDrive for ...

Microsoft is also slashing prices for purchasing additional storage on OneDrive. 100 GB of space will cost $1.99 per month, down from $7.49 per month. 200 GB will be $3.99 rather than $11.49. All ...

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Microsoft 365's entry-level Basic tier includes 100GB of storage for $20 annually (or $2 monthly) which might be a better choice if the free 5GB plan is a bit too limiting, but the 1TB and 6TB ...