T-Mobile’s Google partnership now consists of an “exclusive” cloud storage plan

T-Mobile and Google have introduced they’re providing an “exclusive” plan with 500GB of Google One cloud storage for T-Mobile clients beginning October twelfth. The plan will value $5 monthly, the most recent addition in an ongoing partnership between the search large and the cellular service.

Google presents Google One plans in a variety of sizes however, up till this level, didn’t have a 500GB tier, leaping from 200GB for $2.99 monthly straight to 2TB for $9.99 monthly. Anyone with a Google account will get 15GB without spending a dime, however T-Mobile’s supply might work as a pleasant center floor if you happen to’ve began to retailer extra of your recordsdata in Google Drive and Google Photos. T-Mobile additionally says the plan could be shared with as much as 5 different individuals, whether or not or not they’ve T-Mobile accounts.

T-Mobile and Google first introduced their partnership on the finish of March this yr for a set of nonetheless undisclosed monetary phrases. T-Mobile agreed to assist Google’s messaging customary of selection, RCS, supply Google’s Android Messages because the default messaging app, and push YouTube TV and YouTube Premium by means of a wide range of completely different offers. At the time, neither firm included a deal to push Google One as T-Mobile’s official backup methodology for Android telephones. But lo and behold, on October twelfth, T-Mobile will now have an choice for that, too.

Customers can join the Google One deal by means of T-Mobile. The firm says it’ll supply a 30-day free trial earlier than it begins charging $5 monthly.