According to Microsoft, storage limits just became a thing of the past with Office 365. Why? That's because the company is now offering Office 365 subscribers unlimited OneDrive storage for free.

Apple has just issued an advisory saying its investigations have found that its iCloud service was not breached, and that a very "targeted attack" was the cause of the recent celebrity photo leaks.

Better late than never right? It has taken months, but Dropbox has finally slashed prices of its plans to match its competitors.

At just US$10 per month per user, Google Drive for Work offers unlimited storage along with business class security, ultra large file uploads and more. Should competitive cloud storage solution providers like Microsoft OneDrive be concerned? More details after the jump.

Microsoft has announced that it's more than doubling its free OneDrive cloud storage. For Office 365 subscribers, the bump is even greater.

The updated Box Android app gets a cleaner and faster interface. That's not all; it also gets an improved image gallery and a new document previewer.

Recognizing that cloud storage has become a big part of our lives, a host of new devices aimed at allowing users to have their own personal cloud has emerged. Here's an overview of the devices out there that can enable you to have your own personal cloud.

Google has massively slashed prices of its Google Drive monthly storage plans, with prices beginning from just US$1.99 for 100GB of monthly online cloud storage.

Debuting at the IT Show 2014, HGST's Touro S mobile external hard drives each come encased in a slim, aluminum enclosure, and deliver two levels of data protection - local backup and cloud storage, to help safeguard, transport, store and access your files from anywhere.

Users can directly upload files and videos from their mobile devices to free up some space, or use their My Cloud (4TB) to back up their computers and digital files.