Probably not at all. This is just cloud storage, albeit at a low price per GB. DropBox's secret sauce is its seamless sync across desktops and to the cloud. I'

Probably not at all. This is just cloud storage, albeit at a low price per GB. DropBox's secret sauce is its seamless sync across desktops and to the cloud. I'm not sure if Google would even want to support the DropBox model, which makes desktops play nice with the cloud, whereas Google would rather have the desktop die. EDIT: Looks like Google does allow 3rd party apps to implement desktop sync though.