rooting is the only way to use cloud storage on an android phone.
how to use cloud storage on android phone?
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some mobile device manufacturers include mobile cloud storage apps with their product. these apps facilitate synchronization of user files across multiple platforms. part of the process for setting up new mobile devices frequently includes configuring a cloud storage service to backup the device's files and information. apple ios devices come pre-loaded and configured to use apple's mobile cloud storage service icloud. google offers a similar feature with the android operating system by backing up the device using a google drive account. the samsung galaxy smartphone has partnered with dropbox, while microsoft similarly offers microsoft onedrive.
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some mobile cloud storage apps are platform-independent. for example, nasuni's mobile access app is available on any android or ios device.





























most companies offering cloud storage have secure websites to access files allowing use on any device that can browse the internet.





























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bullet::::- chickowski, ericka (2012). "enterprise dropbox envy: nasuni rolls out mobile cloud storage option". network computing. url: http://www.networkcomputing.com/cloud-storage/enterprise-dropbox-envy-nasuni-rolls-out/240007678





























bullet::::- funambol, hal s. (2012). "the cloud storage services battle: what every mobile provider should know". wireless week. url: http://www.wirelessweek.com/articles/2012/05/cloud-storage-service-battle/
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