Seriously Dropbox You Need Better Plans

Hi Dropbox,

      I like many love your service and have been really useful for the last couple of years. But like many I have always have a an issue with your lackluster plans. $100 for a mere 50GB or $200 for a 100GB is not enough. 

But what serious alternative we had? Box? SuharSync? I don't know abiut other but Box is to limited unless you pony for extras and SugarSync is not for me I don't know how is today but back in 2009 it failed me.

So for the last 3 years I had stick with Dropbox always watching my usage and deleting files not to reach my 100Gb limit.

But 2012 is a revelation year with iCoud, SkyDrive & Google Drive entering the market Dropbox you need to rethink your strategy. I will be testing SkyDrive & Google Drive soon and if they live up to the hype I maybe getting my self a better deal.

$60 for a 100GB on Google Drive and $50 for a 100gb with SkyDrive are pretty competitive prices. I know you got a great service and still are the market leader but the reality is that as of today there are stronger competitors with better prices and strong services. 

I hope you see the new reallity and make some adjustment before becoming the RIM & Nokia of the cloud sync.

See The Staggering Numbers Behind APPL [apple][infographic]

SigFig has put this interesting infographic showing the numbers behind Apple stocks (APPL). I remember when the stock was just $4 I should had bough a ton of them.

Sony Playstation 3 Gets a $50 Price Cut [ps3]

Following on Nintendo's foot steps Sony today announced a $50 price cut for the Playstation 3. The price cut takes effect immediately and will apply to both the base Slim 160gb and the 320gb models.

Europe and Japan will also see the price cut. This was an expected move by Sony as it need to jump star lagging PS3 sales after the Playstation Network hack that saw users data been compromised.

So if you are in the market for a PS3 you just saved $50 bucks and if you are looking for a new Blu-ray player you can't let this one pass you by.

Apple Will Give 25GB Free iCloud To MobileMe Users

If you are a current MobileMe user then we have good news for you. Apple will be giving all current MobileMe user 25GB of free iCloud storage. The plan has a $40 a year price tag so the deal is pretty good.

Apple will be offering 5GB of free iCloud to anyone and up to 55GB plans are available for a yearly fee of up to $100. See Plans & Pricing Here

The free 25GB plan will expire on June 2012.

Compare Airlines Bag Fee & Rewards Programs [infographics]

There is no denying that air travel had become more of a nightmare that anything else. And airlines do not make it easier by charging for everything from peanuts bags to pillows.

And one of those charges can be pretty steep. Baggage Fees.

Here is a nice infographic that compare airlines bag fees and rewards cards. So take a look and compare the airlines bag fee side by side and add that to your ticket quote before clicking buy.

Via: NerdWallet