Dear Canadian readers, rejoice in the fact that Amazon.ca has finally made Amazon Cloud Drive available to you (in Canada). Using Cloud Drive Photos (for Android or IOS) you can upload your photos to Amazon's remote storage service.
Cloud Drive allows users to store photos, files and music. Music purchases on Amazon's MP3 store don't count towards your storage limit. Songs stored on the service can be played back using the web interface or Android client.
What is the storage limit you ask? It is the usual 5GB (become smallish considering Google now gives you 15GB and Skydrive 7GB). Additional space can be purchased at competitive prices.
Any neat tricks? Glad you asked, they offer a Windows and Mac sync feature (a la Dropbox) that works pretty well.
I will not be moving my online storage to Amazon because I am already invested in Google Drive and Bitcasa (although Bitcasa has become a real pain with a slow crashing client that hangs my entire Windows 8 PC).
There are lots of competitors entering the online storage business but none are as elegant and functional as Dropbox. If only Dropbox would get more competitive with its pricing I may be tempted to buy a Pro account.