It looks like Google is on the roll now, following the announcement of their mobile phone OS Android. The popular internet brand now plans to officially offer a service that would let users store data into a remote storage space.

There is no exact or estimated date mentioned when the service will be launched, but one of Google's spokespersons said that it could be released "as early as a few months from now".

Google also wasn't able to shed light on the pricing plans for the remote file storage service, but it's likely that they will offer free and paid versions of the remote storage space. What we do know, however, is that Google plans to make files easily accessible through a search box in an application, and directly available through Windows as well.

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