Google's Cloud Storage Service 'Drive' Spotted in the Wild

Just last week, rumors surfaced that said Google was close to launching its own cloud storage service to rival existing products like DropBox and Box.net. Word on the street was that the service would offer both paid and free space for consumers looking to store files online and access them from multiple devices. These rumors said that the service, which is apparently called Google Drive, would launch "within the next couple of weeks or months."

Now, just one week later, we're getting what could be our first glimpse of Google Drive. The screenshot below comes courtesy of one GeekWire reader that says Google Drive has been enabled in his Google Account.

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  • panders4
    Looks like a poorly edited Google Docs page. I call BS.
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  • amdphenomx4
    Who would upload pdf's and docs to Google Drive? If it was actually out, you wouldn't have those files, you would have actual files that are not already on Google Docs or Picasa Web. This is BS, as panders4 said.
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  • there are already tools like syncdocs that enable gdrive
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  • The-Darkening
    I agree on the BS call. The black bar on top is an old design. Where "Drive" is, there was "Docs". Now the bar has +You first and then all other things. How did this made news...
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  • jaber2
    Did someone call shananigans?
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  • eddieroolz
    So basically, Skydrive but with spyware loaded. Do not want.
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  • scottlevy59
    Fantastic post. Here’s a tool that lets you build your cloud database apps without coding http://www.caspio.com/
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