Google is continuing its march to put the desktop on the Web, with its offer to store files as large as 250 MB in Google Docs. Google is offering 1 GB of free storage for files that are not converted into one of the Google Docs formats — such as Google documents, spreadsheets or presentation. If more storage space is needed, it can be purchased for $0.25 per GB per year. The increase means users can back up large graphics files, RAW photos and ZIP archives, as well as collaborate and organize on such content online.

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