Amazon wants to host all your photos and files with two new unlimited cloud storage plans

Amazon just announced two new unlimited cloud storage plans to allow users to store all their photos and files.

The first plan - just for photos - costs $11.99 per year and the second "everything" plan costs $59.99 per year. Amazon's offering free three-month trials for both.

Amazon isn't the first cloud storage company to offer an unlimited plan, but it is the only one making its plan accessible to anyone.

Dropbox, Microsoft, and Google, for example, only offer their plans for enterprise users.

Previously, Amazon was offering unlimited photo storage to anyone who had Amazon Prime or a Kindle Fire device. Those people will still get the service for free, but will have the option to upgrade to the "everything" plan.

Here's some more information about each plan from Amazon's press release:

• Unlimited Photos Plan (free 3-month trial, then $11.99 per year-equivalent of less than $1 per month): Store an infinite number of photos in Cloud Drive without worrying about taking up space on phones, cameras, or other devices. Customers can upload existing collections and store all future photos taken. This plan also includes 5 GB of additional storage for videos or other documents and files.
• Unlimited Everything Plan (free 3-month trial, then $59.99 per year-equivalent of less than $5 per month): Store an infinite number of new and existing photos, videos, files, documents, movies, and music in Cloud Drive.

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