The University of Toronto has removed the weekly usage cap on our wireless networks. Historically, most clients were afforded a limit of 2 GB of traffic per week. This policy was put in place at a time when there were fewer high-bandwidth applications serving an academic function, internet traffic was more expensive, and the tools to prevent one client from crowding out others on a network were not as refined as they are today. As we are reaching the culmination of a significant wireless infrastructure modernization project, these quotas have now been removed in order to offer better support for academic and related activities.

Microsoft has changed its SkyDrive service, decreasing the storage space from 25 GB to 7 GB. For a limited time, you can upgrade for free to the original 25 GB space.