Far from being the single biggest standout feature on Samsung’s latest tablets, it seems that it’s not only the Samsung Galaxy S III getting the love when it comes to free Dropbox storage. In fact, both versions of the recently available Samsung Galaxy Tab 2, 7.0 and 10.1 models, are given new owners 50GB of free storage au gratis for the first year.
Certainly, that might pique the interest of enough people considering that it’s a hefty tally that we don’t traditionally offered with devices. Once the first year is over, however, you won’t be left out on the curb because Dropbox will still continue to give Galaxy Tab 2 owners a decent 2GB+ of storage for any free account. And if you happen to continue using the tablet for a second year, an additional 3GB of storage will be available to you.
Therefore, if you’re the type of person to store everything you own on your device, this special offering will no doubt perfectly fit your needs – as you can store it all now in the clouds. Moreover, you can use the precious amount of free storage on the Galaxy Tab 2 for something else.
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