LG and Google team up to answer Samsung and Microsoft with 115GB of free cloud storage on the G4

Samsung did something unusual with the Galaxy S6 and Galaxy S6 edge – it partnered with Microsoft in order to bring the latter's suite of Android apps to its devices. Among those was OneDrive – the software giant's cloud storage service. Since Google requires that its partners always include its entire suite of apps, this means that its own cloud service – Drive – has a competitor from the get-go.

That's not where it ended, though. In addition to having OneDrive parade in proximity of Drive, the Samsung/Microsoft deal also rewarded buyers with a ton of free ...