8. Using Google Drive to Store and Share Files
In this chapter, you learn how to store your important files on the Web using Google Drive.
→ Getting Started with Google Drive
→ Storing Files on Google Drive
Chromebooks have minimal onboard storage space for files, no more than 32GB or 64GB in all, with many having 16GB. In fact, Chrome OS itself was built on the concept of cloud-based file storage.
With little local storage space available, then, where do you store your files? Online, of course. To that end, Google recommends its Google Drive cloud storage service. Google Drive makes it easy to access your important ...
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