Dropbox upgrades storage space for paid users to meet growth needs

In recent days, according to media reports, the United States cloud storage services Dropbox announced that will provide free upgrades for paying users storage space, the original 50GB rose to 100GB,100GB to 200GB.

Cloud storage services such as Dropbox meet the growing demand for online storage. Users can store growing photos, music, and video files in the cloud without consuming the storage space of the local computer. As people become more and more interested in storing files online, cloud storage services are on the way. Dropbox's rivals include Google Drive and Microsoft SkyDrive.

Dropbox currently has 50 million users. The company announced in Tuesday that it would provide users with a greater cloud storage space on the premise of keeping prices unchanged. The specific plan is: the monthly payment of 10 dollars or annual payment of 99 U.S. dollars can be upgraded from the previous 50GB free to 100GB, while the monthly pay of 20 U.S. dollars or annual 199 dollars of users can be upgraded from 100GB free to 200GB.

In addition, Dropbox a new set of packages, 50 dollars a month or a year to pay 499 dollars to enjoy 500GB of cloud storage space.

Dropbox also offers free service with a storage limit of 5GB.