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Google Drive or OneDrive

d3sl91
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As the title says, do you use and prefer OneDrive or Google Drive?

 

I currently use Google Drive, and pay for extra storage. However, I am also paying for Office 365 and use Office (Outlook, Excel, OneNote, Word) very very heavily every day for work. So, I am considering switching, so I don't need to pay google for something I can get through OneDrive. 

 

Fill out the poll and let me know in replies why you chose what you did.

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I like OneDrive. It seems to integrate with onenote and office easier between my desktop and laptop.

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I use Google Drive, simply because it ties neatly into my Google Account, which is also my Gmail, my YouTube, and so forth. Easy to share files, much functionality of a basic Office Suite, and 10GB free is plenty for me, except for backing up videos. (I do that locally though.)

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OneDrive for me. It integrates well with my WP ,Office and my hotmail account and the cross platform integration is just the best imo. Been using it since the Skydrive days. 

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Well... I have 15GB in GDrive, and over 200GB in OneDrive... Take a guess.

 

That's right! GDrive! Mainly since it doesn't suck on my phone. ADrive is nice too.

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Onedrive because of it's really nice integration with Office and it's larger storage compared to Google Drive (I have 30GB on my Onedrive account for free).

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I use both.

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Well I use mutiple with most of them being at the max, I don't want to pay for cloud storage so I have 2 google drive accounts. a dropbox, a regular onedrive account, and a onedrive for business, which is what gets hosted by my school and gives me a terabyte for free.  I make use many accounts because I keep two copies of anything so if something happens I can recover it quickly

 

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