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Five years ago, you’d have been hard-pushed to find a wide range of personal cloud storage services. Now, they’re ten-a-penny, and that’s no bad thing – with increasing competition, prices for users fall. Nonetheless, going up against Amazon, Apple, Dropbox and other big name companies is a pretty daunting challenge for any startup. Trunx, a photo sharing and storage platform, is hoping to take on the incumbents by cutting at their margins. While it was once offering free unlimited storage for all, the time has come for the business to try and monetize – a tricky balancing act to pull off…

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