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What about iCloud? since you have a MAC iCloud would be the first thing to look at...
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What about iCloud? since you have a MAC iCloud would be the first thing to look at...

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icloud , dropbox , google all needs local files in mac or pc and that would be sync with cloud in real time. whenever required to access from other pc / mac , we need to download them and access . <br />
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i am looking for a real time access with storage , where i can open files in cloud itself do the needed ammendment from my mac or pc . so none of my files are stored locally. it is saved in cloud . <br />
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enterprise level there are solutions but is there any service provider providing such solutions <br />
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Regards, <br />
Sid
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icloud , dropbox , google all needs local files in mac or pc and that would be sync with cloud in real time. whenever required to access from other pc / mac , we need to download them and access .

i am looking for a real time access with storage , where i can open files in cloud itself do the needed ammendment from my mac or pc . so none of my files are stored locally. it is saved in cloud .

enterprise level there are solutions but is there any service provider providing such solutions

Regards,
Sid

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Dears , <br />
I do have macbook pro with 256GB RAM . As i know the storage is not enough for me to store . I am looking for solution , where i can save the files in the cloud and open them edit whenever required . I tried using dropbox or google cloud. it seems this is not what i wanted. <br />
is there any other solution you come across in mind. <br />
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Regards, <br />
Sid
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Dears , 
I do have macbook pro with 256GB RAM . As i know the storage is not enough for me to store . I am looking for solution , where i can save the files in the cloud and open them edit whenever required . I tried using dropbox or google cloud. it seems this is not what i wanted. 
is there any other solution you come across in mind. 

Regards, 
Sid

Cloud Storage for macbook pro

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