[Graham Fernando]

Doesn't BlackBerry have a cloud storage as like Google's Google drive and Microsoft one drive..?? If so what's it..??

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[tollfeeder]

It's called WatchDox, but it's not for us mere peasants. You can easily use OneDrive, Box or Dropbox though.

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[Graham Fernando]

It's called WatchDox, but it's not for us mere peasants. You can easily use OneDrive, Box or Dropbox though.

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Is there any app that can connect me to the gdrive..??

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[tollfeeder]

PlayCloud 10 is quite popular http://appworld.blackberry.com/webst...ntent/19042045

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[semime]

Doesn't BlackBerry have a cloud storage as like Google's Google drive and Microsoft one drive..?? If so what's it..??

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You can also just use Google Drive.

Follow the instructions on the first post of this thread and you'll be good to go:

http://forums.crackberry.com/showthread.php?t=965257

[Graham Fernando]

You can also just use Google Drive.

Follow the instructions on the first post of this thread and you'll be good to go:

http://forums.crackberry.com/showthread.php?t=965257

I want something from the BlackBerry world...

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[Zeddepher]

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[skilas]

No, I don't believe BB has their own BB branded cloud storage service.

As noted above, there are tons of different options. Personally, I use OneDrive. But to answer your question, I don't believe there is one.

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[Graham Fernando]

No, I don't believe BB has their own BB branded cloud storage service.

As noted above, there are tons of different options. Personally, I use OneDrive. But to answer your question, I don't believe there is one.

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Something for gdrive other than play cloud, because it cost...

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[semime]

Something for gdrive other than play cloud, because it cost...

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The web browser to access google drive or a Web based integration tool - Multcloud or Otixo. Beyond that, and with your self imposed limitations, you're out of options.

[Koekiemonster]

Dropbox, Box and Onedrive have all apps in BlackBerry World which integrate in the File manager

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[Asuhmiaseh]

MEGA is another with an app in BlackBerry World.

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[zaxin]

MediaFire is another in BlackBerry World.

[semime]

I have a TB of space on MediaFire and use the BBW app. Not a good experience. It's just not well implemented. There is no integration with the file system and files rarely upload from the device. On the plus side, the option to accept files and make public folders is nice.

[kjpeigan]

I rock the cloud with MEGA... :-)

Classic for work, Z30 for everything else...

[thurask]

I want something from the BlackBerry world...

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Box, Dropbox and OneDrive are native. MEGA is an Android port.

That's essentially it.

[non-vtec]

Dropbox works well

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[rotorwrench]

No, I don't believe BB has their own BB branded cloud storage service. ........."

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Yes, they have their own, called BlackBerry Business Cloud Services (BCS). It integrates with Office 365 Enterprise. We use it at work and it's a nice setup, unfortunately, as mentioned in a previous post, it's only for Enterprise subscribers . A real shame it's not available for non-Enterprise.

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[fishlove73]

Blackberry Business Cloud services run on top of Office 365 Enterprise Plan with no additional cost to the end user. Office 365 enterprise plans range from 8.00US (cheapest) to 35.00US for the most expensive. Still pretty cheap considering your personal and professional data is not being sold like candy.

[skilas]

How are people liking Mega? I have Mega, but never use it. I use OneDrive because I used to have 15 GB vs the smaller Dropbox. Now I have 1 TB, so it only reinforces me using OneDrive. And I like how it's integrated in File Manager.

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[nature boy]

You can't really beat how onedrive, box, and dropbox are integrated into the native file manager. I would actually move all my stuff out of Google and put it into one of those solely for that reason. They all basically function the same anyway.