1. DROPBOX
Besides working seamlessly across platforms and operating systems, it fosters a broad development community and tons of third party apps thanks to open APIs
2. GOOGLE DRIVE
Not only it offers storage for files, it also offers productivity tools like Google Docs and Google Spreadsheets, and tight integration with Google's own services
3. ONEDRIVE
Apart from the social media integration OneDrive features, it directly integrates with Office 2013, perhaps the single most popular piece of business software on the market.
4. BOX
Sometimes mistaken for the similarly named Dropbox, Box has been around longer than its more famous counterpart, starting out in 2005 and offers fast and solid service.
5. iCLOUD
Apple's cloud storage service doesn't make waves on paper, but it works, and there might not be a better option for those who use iTunes as their central media hub
6. WETRANSFER
The free version is ad-supported and gives you registration-free 2GB transfers as often as you like, with each upload staying live for seven days.
7. MEDIAFIRE
One of the more mature entries in terms of collaboration and offering multiple tiers of file sharing, MediaFire gives you 10GB of space for free, limiting transfers to 200MB
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