Six best personal cloud storage tools recommended

Amazoncloud

Amazon provides free 20GB of storage space, but users can only use Amazon cloud storage tools via web browsers, uploading files using flash tools.

ICloud

Apple's icloud cloud apps will eventually all be incorporated into iOS and Mac OS X systems, but for now, icloud looks like a plug-in that can play icloud's most complete advantage when running Mac OS X Lion devices.

Dropbox

When you use Dropbox in a Web browser, its biggest feature is that it's used like a simple network drive in any operating system, and it's easy to use.

Google Play

There is still no "g-drive", but Google offers bits and pieces of personal storage and Google Play music service, a good music player, but still can't replace Dropbox.

SkyDrive

Like icloud, SkyDrive will eventually be integrated into the Windows 8 operating system, and now the user needs to open a browser to use, and SkyDrive has 25GB of storage space.

Ubuntuone

Ubuntuone is not just for Ubuntu Linux users, it can also run on Windows operating systems, just like the Dropbox,ubuntuone built-in Ubuntu and Windows document Manager, which runs very slowly on Windows 7, however, Good compatibility with Windows XP.