Dropbox to provide 50GB of cloud storage for two years to Samsung Galaxy Note 4 buyers

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By Alan Friedman

Updated: Sep 03, 2014, 1:46 PM

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Dropbox to provide 50GB of cloud storage for two years to Samsung Galaxy Note 4 buyers

Samsung and Dropbox are teaming up to provide Samsung Galaxy Note 4 buyers with a nice bonus. How does 50GB of free cloud storage for two years strike you? Considering how the Galaxy Note 4, with the S Pen, will help you create tons of content, those purchasing the phablet are going to be in need for some additional storage.

And starting this month, those who purchase certain Samsung devices will find access to Dropbox through core apps on those models. One of those devices offering such integration, will be the Samsung Galaxy Note 4. The default mobile document reader on the phablet will allow you to save your document to Dropbox with a single tap.

"Dropbox’s focus on providing users with advanced technology for the needs of their mobile lifestyle is a perfect match for Samsung’s philosophy. This is why we are embedding Dropbox on our Galaxy mobile devices so that the valuable data and content of users will always be nearby and easily accessible through their Samsung mobile device."-Dropbox

The advantage of using cloud storage is that it opens up the space on your phone, once you move your content into the cloud. The Samsung Galaxy Note 4 has 32GB of native storage and offers a 64GB capacity microSD slot. The extra cloud storage will be quite welcome by Galaxy Note 4 owners.

Dropbox offers Samsung Galaxy Note 4 buyers 50GB of free cloud storage for two year

source: Dropbox via AndroidCentral

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