Amazon has announced that it will be ending Amazon Drive, its cloud storage service. Amazon says the decision is being made so that it can “more fully focus our efforts on photos and video storage with Amazon Photos.” Photos and videos stored in Amazon Drive will remain accessible through Amazon Photos, but all other file types will no longer be accessible after of December 31, 2023. However, Amazon will begin to cripple the service much sooner when it stops accepting new uploads to Amazon Drive on January 31, 2023. Read more ›

Now that Amazon Drive has done away with their unlimited storage plan, I figured it would be a good time to do a quick roundup of the top cloud storage services and their prices. This is by no means a comprehensive comparison of each service’s features, but it should give you a good starting point to see what you get for your money with each service. Read more ›

Amazon has eliminated the unlimited option for their Amazon Drive cloud storage service. Replacing the $59.99 per year unlimited plan are tiered plans where you pay for the amount of storage being used. The new plans start at $11.99 per year for 100GB, move to $59.99 per year for 1TB, and cost $59.99 for each additional terabyte, up to a cap of 30TB. Read more ›

If you have an Android device, you can get one year of unlimited Amazon Cloud storage for free just by downloading a free Amazon Underground game. Simply install Amazon Underground on your android device, and use it to download any of the 10 select games. Once you’ve installed at least one of the games listed, you’ll receive an email within 5 days with a link to redeem the offer for a free year of unlimited Amazon Cloud storage, which normally runs $60 per year. The games that qualify are: Monument Valley, Jetpack Joyride, Goat Simulator, Inside Out Thought Bubbles, Fruit Ninja, Angry Birds Space, Looney Tunes Dash!, Beach Buggy Racing, Cars: Fast as Lightning, and My Little Pony. Amazon Underground is not yet available for Fire TV devices.