GMail Drive
Gmail Drive will allow you to rely on your Gmail email account to store any files you see fit to store there. The Gmail Drive software is called a Shell Namespace Extension, and it functions by setting up a brand-new drive under the My Computer folder of your PC. That, along with the virtual filesystem superimposed on your designated Gmail account by Gmail Drive, will permit you to store files in the Gmail account by entering Windows Explorer. You can also retrieve those same files stored in the preferred Gmail account.
The new drive in your My Computer folder also permits new folders to be assigned, so that you can copy content or drag and drop content into such folders.
The nice part about using a Gmail account as a new storage system is that every Gmail email account comes with 2000 megabytes of maximum storage space.
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