Ahead of the roll-out of the iCloud Drive storage platform for iOS 8 and Mac OS X Yosemite, the firm has unveiled the tariffs it hopes will convince users to keep their storage in-house, rather than side with the likes of Dropbox or Google Drive. As Apple revealed at WWDC, iCloud members will still automatically get 5GB of free storage per iCloud account, while a mere 79 pence a month will get users 20GB of storage on the platform. Dropbox also allows users to earn up to 16GB of free storage by referring their friends and family to the service, although the basic package only offers 2GB,