Dropbox and Google Drive offer Android apps to their users so they can connect to their online storage accounts right from their mobile devices and manage files on the go. SkyDrive still doesn’t have an official app, but the Play Store offers several alternatives that make accessing it seamless.
If an individual maintains only a single backup account, any of these applications may be sufficient for him. But what if he maintains an account on all of them? This is very likely considering the amount of free storage they offer together. Managing each account with the app is certainly a solution, but not optimal. So today I will show you how you can maintain multiple cloud storage accounts (Dropbox, Google Drive, SkyDrive, SugarSync and Box.net) from a single Android app called ES File Explorer .
Cool Tip: This isn’t the first time we’ve talked about this versatile app. See how you can access shared windows folder on Android over Wi-Fi using ES File Explorer.
Configure a cloud storage account on ES File Explorer
If you don’t have ES File Explorer on your Android yet, download it from the Play Store. To get started, launch the app and tap the . icon local button in the top left to open the change view pop-up menu. In the pop-up menu select Network option to open the Net access location.
Here, tap new button in the toolbar and select the account you want to configure. Since I prefer Google Drive, I will continue with that.
ES File Explorer will now launch the account authentication page for the selected cloud storage. Provide your credentials to give ES File Explorer access to your account.
Once the account has been authenticated, the icon for the specific account will be available on the app. Just click on it to access all files on specific cloud storage. You can download files to Android, upload them to your account, and perform basic file operations right from ES File Explorer.
Repeat these steps to add all your cloud storage accounts to ES File Explorer.
Note: You can also add multiple accounts for the same cloud storage service. Isn’t that great?
Conclusion
If you need to access and manage multiple online backup accounts from your Android, using ES File Explorer is always better than using each individual app. What do you think?
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