The Dropbox Blog has put up an official guide to get more free space for your Dropbox account. The basic ways to get extra space are listed here.
Earlier this month, Carbonite The new Carbonite features are: online backups for external hard drives, a local mirror image of your computer, and a courier recovery option to have your backup files sent to your home. Features and prices follow for the three subscription plans available to Carbonite home users. 
Carbonite Carbonite is a backup service only, but offers unlimited online backup. While SugarSync offers both file sync and backup services, but has limits on the amount of data you can back up online. Below, a side-by-side comparison of Carbonite and SugarSync features is given, followed by more details and pricing comparisons for each file backup service. Read through to see which service is a better fit for your backup needs. 
On SugarSync Get 250 MB of SugarSync 
Amazon Cloud Drive Mozy This will line up Mozy`s features more closely with similar services like Dropbox and SugarSync With recent news of Mozy discontinuing the MozyHome Unlimited computer backup plan, SugarSync is offering a special offer for those looking for a Mozy alternative or an alternative to any other online backup services. SugarSync and Mozy both have several backup options available, with variations in the amount of storage space, the number of devices included for backup, and pricing. SugarSync’s discount offer is detailed here, along with a price comparison of Mozy and SugarSync backup plans. Mozy See the new Mozy plan details and price comparisons here, along with specific comparisons for the lowest price options for backing up both multiple computers or more than 50 GB of files. Participate in Dropquest 2011 and get up to 1 GB of free extra storage space for your Dropbox account. Complete other tasks within your Dropbox account on Dropbox’s website to get even more free extra space, adding over 1 GB more to your Dropbox account, for a total of over 2 GB of free bonus Dropbox storage space. Dropbox free accounts already come with 2 GB of free file storage space for file sync, backup, and sharing. Access updated versions of your Dropbox files either by using Dropbox’s desktop application, Dropbox’s mobile application (iPhone, iPad, Android, Blackberry), or by logging into Dropbox’s website from any web browser from any computer or mobile device. Details follow on how to get a total of over 2 GB of free extra storage space for your Dropbox account. |
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is a new online file storage and backup service from Amazon. It offers 5 GB of free online storage for anyone with an Amazon account. Just log into 
with your Amazon user ID and password, then go to the 
