Google Drive launched today with apps for PC, Mac, and Android, while an iPhone and iPad app was listed as coming soon — but thankfully it won’t be long before the cloud storage service comes to iOS. While we don’t have an exact date just yet, Google’s Senior VP of Chrome and Apps Sundar Pichai told All Things D that development on the app is almost complete. “It works today,” he explained. “iOS is 98 percent done, and it will be here soon.” If you’re still unsure about Drive, be sure to check out our massive round-up comparing it with competitors like Dropbox and SkyDrive to see whether it’s the right cloud storage service for you.
Google Drive iOS app is ‘98 percent done’
iPhone and iPad owners will soon get a Google Drive app of their own, as the app is already working and set to release soon.
iPhone and iPad owners will soon get a Google Drive app of their own, as the app is already working and set to release soon.
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