Google Drive for Mac/PC will soon be updated with a new name – Backup and Sync. The latest version of the public cloud drive will be released on 28 June, and will be integrated with the Google Photos desktop uploader. In essence, it will be all chucked under a single admin panel under Backup and Sync, with any settings for Drive for Mac/PC reflected on the updated version, including the integrated Photos uploader.

Backup and Sync is made for consumer users. For enterprise Google remains that customers continue using G Suite until the roll out of the new enterprise-focused solution, Drive File Stream, is made generally available  to all G Suite Basic, Business, Enterprise, Education, and Nonprofit domains later this year. Drive File Stream will allow users to access huge corporate data sets without taking up the equivalent space on their hard drives.

However, G Suite users currently using Drive for Mac/PC won’t be automatically upgraded to Backup and Sync. Instead, users can download and upgrade to Backup and Sync starting on Wednesday, June 28th. For G Suite users that doesn’t allow access to Google Drive for Mac/PC in your organisation, users won’t be able to use Backup and Sync with their G Suite accounts.

There has been no announcements regarding any change in price plan from Google Drive.