Google Photos service will not be available for free, now what are the options

new Delhi. Google is ready to give a big shock as soon as 2021 starts. For many years, Google Photos has been supporting people who are troubled by the problem of lack of storage in their phones. Google allows such people to save photos for free. But these conditions are going to change from June 2021. In an official mail sent to the users, it has been said that any photo uploaded in its photo app will now be included in that storage limit of 15 GB. Which any user acquires by opening a Google Account.

In such a situation, what is the most cost effective way of storing photos or files on your smartphone? Should you keep uploading your snaps to the cloud or store them on a computer? Should you pay for a larger hard drive on your device, or perhaps think about an external hard drive?

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Talking about smartphones, firms like Apple and Samsung make money from memory. You have to spend an extra $ 100 for every 128 GB memory you add to the iPhone or Galaxy. It has storage up to 512 GB. The NAND flash memory chip costs $ 1.66.read this also- Public Investment Fund to buy 2.04% stake in Reliance Retail, to invest 9555 crore

Meanwhile, Google is offering 128 GB of memory in its Pixel handset. The main consumer cloud providers are iCloud, Google One, Microsoft OneDrive and Dropbox Inc. for 200 GB for $ 2.99 per month and 2 terabytes for $ 9.99. Can expect to pay