Since Google drive was leaked for Mac, it was pretty much expected that the cloud service would be released soon. Today, Google has pulled the trigger and released the application for Mac. In addition to an app for Mac, we have an Android application which is available for download in the Play Store. It seems that the iOS application will hit the App Store soon.
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You can also access the cloud service from web. Just visit to Google drive and get started with your gmail login. If it gives you 404 error, you should try the link again. With Google drive, you could create a document, presentation, Spreadsheet, Form etc, store media content and access it from any of your devices. Precisely, it supports Google docs. Google is also giving away 5GB of free storage which could be expanded to 16TB for $4,096.00 USD per year.
It appears that Google is primarily targeting the enterprise. You can download Google application for Mac from here. Would it replace Dropbox, Skydrive or any other cloud service for you? Let’s know your thoughts in the comment section.