Xdrive’s raison d’être is providing Web storage and shared folders for media files—much like such services as Box.net and Windows Live SkyDrive—and it’s one of the richest offerings in the online storage game. An AOL-owned company, Xdrive offers a generous 5GB of free storage, and its innovative Adobe AIR–based desktop client software lets you use drag-and-drop for backing up 
from your PC’s folders. Another advantage provided by this client is that the service now works with Macintosh PCs. Xdrive’s desktop client also offers automated backup that attempts to compete with dedicated backup services, but it falls a bit short in that area. Upgrading to the first non-free level gets you 50GB for a reasonable $9.95 monthly or $99.50 yearly—better than Box.net’s 5GB for $7.95 a month.
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