For the past few months I have been applying to colleges, and part of this process has forced me to use a number of different file storage applications and word processors. Perhaps some of you know, attempting this kind of manual synchronization can be a complex and confusing. That's why I spent some time researching websites and applications that could help simulate this kind of work for me.
CloudHQ is undoubtedly the most streamlined and simple of the applications which I have poured through. Its ability to work seamlessly with applications like Google Drive, Dropbox, and OneDrive -- combining the simplicity of the Google Docs with the utility of Microsoft Office -- is what ultimately swayed me to its superiority. Not only does it connect these programs on the internet, it also easily adjusts to text files directly from your hard drive, making my computer one perfect symbiotic system.
I began using CloudHQ to facilitate file sharing between Dropbox and Google Drive. I did this to be able to share my documents with teachers easily with Google sharing as well as send the documents to colleges using hard drive files. This worked so well that I also tried to incorporate cloud storage into my system by synching my word processors with OneDrive. It still amazes me to be able to write a paper on my computer's word processor, have it saved to my Dropbox, and find it again in my Google Docs and OneDrive within minutes.
CloudHQ's functionality continually improves when you take into account its Google Chrome extension. The extension allows you to quickly access information as to the synchronization of your files as well as access to the synchronization platform. For those Chrome users who ould be excited to use this extension, here is a link to how it works.
The best thing about CloudHQ that I have found is its incredibly affordable opportunities. Not only does it provide the free trial, its business and enterprise plans are perfectly cheap and shockingly professional given the price. I recommend this application to all who use file sharing and word processors on a regular basis. CloudHQ has saved me countless hours of tedious work, and it is sure to continue this in the future.
Follow the link for the amazing free trial: www.cloudhq.net
-Richard
CloudHQ is undoubtedly the most streamlined and simple of the applications which I have poured through. Its ability to work seamlessly with applications like Google Drive, Dropbox, and OneDrive -- combining the simplicity of the Google Docs with the utility of Microsoft Office -- is what ultimately swayed me to its superiority. Not only does it connect these programs on the internet, it also easily adjusts to text files directly from your hard drive, making my computer one perfect symbiotic system.
I began using CloudHQ to facilitate file sharing between Dropbox and Google Drive. I did this to be able to share my documents with teachers easily with Google sharing as well as send the documents to colleges using hard drive files. This worked so well that I also tried to incorporate cloud storage into my system by synching my word processors with OneDrive. It still amazes me to be able to write a paper on my computer's word processor, have it saved to my Dropbox, and find it again in my Google Docs and OneDrive within minutes.
CloudHQ's functionality continually improves when you take into account its Google Chrome extension. The extension allows you to quickly access information as to the synchronization of your files as well as access to the synchronization platform. For those Chrome users who ould be excited to use this extension, here is a link to how it works.
The best thing about CloudHQ that I have found is its incredibly affordable opportunities. Not only does it provide the free trial, its business and enterprise plans are perfectly cheap and shockingly professional given the price. I recommend this application to all who use file sharing and word processors on a regular basis. CloudHQ has saved me countless hours of tedious work, and it is sure to continue this in the future.
Follow the link for the amazing free trial: www.cloudhq.net
-Richard
