The free service
The free service, which offers users up to five gigabytes of storage, can be access via a web browser or by smartphone through the HiDrive app, which is available for Android or Windows Phone 7-based devices. The service is not available for iPhone, nevertheless, as Apple will not allow it to be offered, according to a company spokeswoman.
Strato is set to launch Premium versions of HiDrive free soon. These paid-for services will offer users between 100 to 500 gigabytes of storage space - HiDrive 100 will be priced at â¬9.90 and HiDrive 500 at â¬29.90 per month. The company is as well set offer a 5TB service hereafter, even though this has but to be priced. These premium services differ from the existing paid-for HiDrive services as they're aimed more at consumers in other words than small businesses.
What is cloud computing?
What is cloud computing? This video provides an interesting take on what this new model of computing can offer businesses.
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