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Google on Tuesday is making a big move with its Docs service, opening it up to all types of file uploads. This includes photos, movies, music, and ZIP archives, all of which will be stored on Google’s ...

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Further evidence suggesting Google is preparing to launch an online file storage service called GDrive has emerged, this time detailed in a file within the company's Google Pack. Categorizing GDrive ...

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GDrive is Google’s long-rumored online hard drive in the sky which might offer unlimited space for all of your files. Descriptions of GDrive have appeared in newly updated code on the Google Pack site ...

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Google will soon be letting users upload any and all file types to Google Docs, but is this the long-awaited GDrive? Josh Lowensohn Former Senior Writer Josh Lowensohn joined CNET in 2006 and now ...

This article was written by CNET News.com's Josh Lowensohn. Google on Tuesday is making a big move with its Docs service, opening it up to all types of file uploads. This includes photos, movies, ...