Cloud Storage MEGA vs pCloud: Which Cloud Storage Is Better in 2026? MEGA and pCloud are some of the best online storage options you can pick now. However, when shopping for one, you don’t want to ...

OneDrive was my go-to cloud storage solution. I picked it because it provided everything I needed at that time, but as my storage needs grew, I eventually ran out of patience with it. So, I set out to ...

MEGA. MEGA is the result of Megaupload being taken away from the Internet, under some controversial terms by the US government. Founder of Megaupload, Kim Dotcom, has been through some crazy times, ...

MEGA is our hands-down winner for free cloud storage and backup. If this Kiwi company’s 50GB of free storage isn’t enough for your business needs, they offer four more tiers of service, with plans ...

Nearly one year after Kim Dotcom’s Megaupload storage site was shuttered on criminal charges filed by the United States government, the big man is back with a new cloud storage service, called simply ...

Mega offers 50GB of storage space for free, with the option to upgrade to 500GB of storage space and 1000GB of bandwidth per month on its Mega Pro subscription, costing €9.99 ($10.99) a month or ...

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Controversial file storage tycoon, Kim Dotcom, is launching his new encrypted cloud storage site MEGA in the U.S. tomorrow (note: link not currently active.) The service will offer 50GB of storage for ...

Kim Dotcom’s new secure file-storage and file-sharing venture Mega has now officially launched on a surge of interest. The timing of the launch, 6:48 a.m. New Zealand time on January 20, coincides ...

Mega, the cloud storage service run by Kim Dotcom now has an iOS app, following the introduction of an Android app back in July. The free-to-download app allows users to manage and move files stored ...