I’ll Take SugarSync With That Samsung Galaxy S III, Please
Samsung Galaxy S III owners in the U.S. might not be able to get all that free Dropbox storage, but competing service SugarSync will now be made available as the back-end cloud service on all new Samsung mobile devices — starting with the Galaxy S III. SugarSync, which has already sweetened Samsung’s “smart” TVs, will power the AllShare Play app on Samsung mobile phones and tablets both in the U.S. and abroad; users will also be prompted to sign up for SugarSync to claim five free gigabytes of storage — which Dropbox and Google Drive also offer to new users.