Smart Sync lets you move out-of-date items from your hard drive to the cloud. Rewind lets you take files, folders, or your entire account back to any time in the last 30 days (Plus users) or 180 days (Professional users). Rewind is Dropbox’s account rollback capability that lets you undo accidental edits or restore deleted work. To make up for the price increases, Dropbox is touting new features. Microsoft’s OneDrive offers 1TB for $7 per month and 6TB for $10 per month. This story originally appeared on The Next Web.By comparison, Google One offers 2TB for $10 per month, 10TB for $100 per month, 20TB for $200 per month, and 30TB for $300 per month. The service also recently added Facebook integration and Korean language support. The new pricing will go into effect on its pricing page tonight and Pro members will get their accounts supersized overnight tonight.īack in April, Dropbox doubled the amount of free space that users get from referring others to the service, bumping it to 500MB of free and topping out at 16GB. The service also says that it is giving any current Pro members a 3 month 100GB trial to share with friends. The Pro 100 plan runs $19.99 a month and $199.00 a year and it will now get you 200GB of storage. The Pro 50 plan runs $9.99 a month or $99.00 a year, and it will get a bump to 100GB at the same cost. It has also added a new 500GB tier for those who need a bunch of storage. — - Cloud storage and syncing app Dropbox has doubled the storage space for its Dropbox Pro subscribers from 50 and 100GB to 100GB and 200GB at the same cost as before.

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