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T-Mobile has expanded its partnership with Google, according to an Oct. 4 blog post, giving customers access to a Google One cloud storage plan that isn't available to most Google users. On Oct. 12, T-Mobile customers will gain access to an exclusive Google One plan -- 500 GB for $5 per month after a 30-day free trial.<\/p>\n
The new plan offers more storage than Google One's standard plan, which is 200GB for $3 per month. If you're looking at cost efficiency, the T-Mobile plan is more cost-effective, netting you 100GB of storage per dollar, versus about 67GB per dollar from the standard plan.<\/p>\n
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T-Mobile's blog post also says that customers will also have the option of ta 2TB plan at $10 per month. However, that appears identical to the pricing listed for other Google One customers, so there doesn't seem to be anything special in that offer.<\/p>\n
If you find yourself eating up online storage quickly, the 500GB plan offers good value, but it's likely excessive for anyone who isn't drowning in photos and videos.<\/p>\n
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