Of course, if you don’t want to use Kodi (or don’t really know what it is), pCloud has its own media playback, even for songs. No, we’re not talking social media, but instead if you have films or shows in your storage, you can access them through Kodi. Probably one of the more unique features you’ll find with pCloud is their media integration. We should also mention that you can transfer any file size, as long as it's within your subscription plan, which is a HUGE plus here. It’s also pretty easy to share files with other people in your group, so it provides some great workflow for business related activities. It also has a great web interface for you to use if you aren’t directly on your device and need to move things around. For starters, pCloud is available on pretty much every platform, including Android and iOS. Given it’s spot on the list, pCloud comes with all the features you’d expect in terms of both productivity and ease of use. Aside from that little quirk though, pCloud is a solid cloud storage service with good online integration, which is always a plus if you use a lot of devices.

PCloud is interesting, mostly because it’s a swiss company, and yet they keep all their data in the US, something we don’t often see data companies doing.

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