The joy of cloudy interoperability may be dampened by differently-sized free storage tiers
Google and Apple have signed off on a tool that their cloud photo storage services interoperable, but it may come at a cost to some users.
iCloud maxes out at 5GB before Apple starts to ask for money. And ask, and ask, and ask: owners of iThings will know that once they hit 5GB their devices are not shy of suggesting an upgrade to a paid iCloud plan.Australian billionaire wins right to sue Facebook in the US over scam ads iCloud storage is modestly-priced, at $0.99/ £0.99 a month for 50GB in the USA and UK respectively. But it’s still more than the cost of storing 5.1-15GB in Google Photos.
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