Google made the announcement late on Tuesday that Drive is being merged into Gmail, revealing that users will now be able to attach and send files of up to 10GB at a time. Google Drive is a cloud-based storage service As a result of this, users will now be able to insert and send files up to 10GB, which is 400 times larger than what one can send as a traditional attachment. The blog also mentions that because users will be sending a file stored in the cloud, all their recipients will have access to the same. Google Drive is a cloud-based storage service At the same time Google Company intended paid Google Drive account. It’s available for free to anyone with a Gmail account, providing up to 5GB of storage space. For those who want more, Google charges $2.49 for each additional block of 25GB in its cloud servers.