Syncing Files via Cloud Services - a deep integration

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On the quest to finding services/apps that have deep cloud syncing integration with android tablets, it seems as if CloudHQ may be the key player. Indeed there are many cloud syncing apps and services out there, many of which are free, but some excel others in certain aspects based on the user's needs!

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the problem I faced...(you may skip this :P)
I use gmail/gdocs regularly, Although Dropbox is widely integrated in many apps, Dropbox's one desktop folder to sync all (don't know if they changed that now) wasn't practical for me, especially for school semesters. Sugarsync offered more storage (5GB vs. 2GB) and allowed the user to choose the folders to be synced, but there were more third party apps that supported Dropbox. I then came across the free CloudHQ which integrated all the services very efficiently.

Currently, I have my desktop running Win7 tied to Sugarsync (comes with a desktop management software).
CloudHQ manages all the other cloud services
Quick Office HD manages the synced files on my Transformer. Below is a simplistic diagram of the logistics of my setup

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I am also using Evernote to sync my OneNote files only - seeing the lack of promising apps for OneNote integration


Hope this post was of some help and please feel free to suggest any other alternatives, suggestions, hints you come across

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