While Google Drive is no-way near the massive offering of free cloud storage like 10 TB from weiyun it does offer an excellent streamlined document editing, sharing and storage solution to Gmail users. Google has two great news for users, first they are giving away the popular Quickoffice mobile application to open and edit Microsoft® Office documents across your Apple iOS and Google Android devices for free and also topping up the offering with another perk by giving away an additional 10GB of free cloud storage space on your "Google Drive" account if you link the two by September 26, 2013.

The much rumored Google Online Data Storage service "Google Drive" is no more a speculation, as it finally got released publicly by the company. "Google Drive" not only allows users to save, sync and version-backup their files online but also offers the ability to create new documents, spreadsheets and presentations instantly and have them collaborated with others.

Supporting over 30 file-formats including HD video, Adobe Illustrator and Photoshop you won't need an computer to read these files, the service also offers advanced searching and tight integration with Gmail and Google+ for faster sharing and easy collaboration.

If you are impressed with online-storage solution LiveDrive but don't want to spend money, here is a good news, much rumored Google's online storage and backup solution dubbed GDrive seems to be coming into shape slowly and might get officially announced in coming months, the service is expected to be free offering easy access to online web-storage and backup facilities powered by Google's proven server infra-structure.

Confirming the long-rumored Google Web Drive service, a new sub-domain is recently been added at google.com as http://gdrive.svc-1.google.com/, furthermore, blogger Brian Ussery noted reference for the new service in a Google Pack localization file sent by Google to developers for translation.