Well, did Box.net "rock the boat" by offering 50gb of storage for free? That's much more than any competitor, and frankly IMO most people would prefer Dropbox d

Well, did Box.net "rock the boat" by offering 50gb of storage for free? That's much more than any competitor, and frankly IMO most people would prefer Dropbox despite it's much smaller size for free users. There are many ways to rock a boat, and just offering whopping amounts of free stuff isn't the only way. Creating something genuinely useful is much more important. Gmail's storage was genuinely useful because it mean you never had to think about deleting emails anymore. We'll just have to see whether Google Drive will be useful or not...