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[...] to Google Apps is that for each account you create, you get 30 GB of storage for email and Google Drive. That means if you’re paying $10/month for storage on Dropbox, you can downgrade your Dropbox [...]

[...] those files you haven’t already put on Google Drive or Dropbox so everything is in sync. Health -Now your activity tracker, heart rate monitor, [...]

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[...] . Here’s a very quick video how to set up a Guest Account. If you can’t see this video in your RSS reader or email, then click here. [...]

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[...] . The rejected emails were no longer an issue. Crisis eliminated. Another great benefit to Google Apps is that for each account you create, you get 30 GB of storage for email and Google Drive. That [...]

[...] I’ll be using it, but you never know! I’m currently using Google Drive, part of the Google Apps for Work suite, but I’ll check it out. Either way, it can pull together those files [...]

[...] back every week or so. 3. Know your passwords: You will at least be asked what your iCloud password is. This is the same as your Apple ID, App Store password etc. While you’re finding [...]