You can still get Backup and Sync as an individual, but I highly recommend that you switch over to Drive File Stream (Now Google Drive for Desktop). The web for Google Drive for Desktop has also received a visual refresh, featuring some Googley graphics. Beginning in April of 2021, version 47.0 will receive Apple M1 support and additional bug fixes and performance improvements.On MacOS, the application name has been renamed to “Google Drive”.The mount path remains the same, and your files are still accessible from the same location, but any shortcuts to the application existing on your machine have been renamed using the new nomenclature.This new branding has also been updated on Google Workspace (G Suite).With Google no longer having to manage two separate clients, you can expect updates to Google Drive for Desktops to be rolled out faster.According to these notes, there are a few things to know going forward: In addition to the M1 Mac support, the latest Google Drive update also offers improved accessibility for folders and files created offline, support for some cameras for backing up to Drive for the desktop, the ability to manage additional cloud storage from the client and Buying improves sync performance when connecting to a network after working offline, and other improvements. An update in May brought improvements to Apple M1 support, even though it was still a beta version. While Backup and Sync received “improved Apple M1 support” earlier this year, Drive File Stream only added “Open Beta” support for Apple Silicon in February. Google Drive for desktopĪfter Google had been maintaining two separate clients for years in the form of Backup and Sync for private customers and Drive File Stream for companies, Google decided to merge them into one offer in July. Google’s new unified client also has improved support for Apple’s Photo Library, including media synced to iCloud as part of Google Photos. With the release of version 52.0 of Google Drive for the desktop, Mac users with a MacBook Air, MacBook Pro, Mac Mini or iMac running Apple Silicon can now take full advantage of the search giant’s new unified client. In the latest update to its cloud storage service, Google added full support for Apple M1 Macs to Google Drive for the desktop.
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