‘File Sharing’ Archives
Syncplicity: backup and syncing with 3GB FREE
One of the requests I hear from people is they want to backup up their files (MP3's, videos, photos, and documents) but be able to also view them on different computers, wherever they might be: across town or across the world. Are you looking for a way to backup and sync files between Windows computers? Looking to have a safe way to view those [...]
drop.io: Simple, fast, free file sharing
drop.io has to be one of the simplest sites I’ve ever seen. It’s gotten more bells and whistles over time, but still, it’s dead simple to set up a place on the Internet to share your files. And it’s FREE! Here’s how it works: Visit their site Either accept the random drop site name they
Sync Files Between Computers, Even PC/Mac: Dropbox
If you are like most people, you have a work and home computer. They may even be on different platforms -- like a Mac at home and PC at work. There are several solutions out there, but the one I want to discuss is Dropbox. Dropbox allows you to easily set up a "cloud" storage space that can sync between your computers. That's 2GB of FREE [...]
TIP: Photo Sharing Online
Not long ago, in order to share a photo with someone online meant you sent them an email with an attachment of that image. This is great for one or two people, or for one or two images. Times have changed and it's considered by many to be normal to share your photos with the world now. Photo sharing online means that you upload your images [...]
Editing photos is a Picnik!
As more people take digital photos, they realize that the size of the image is often too large to send by email. Plus they may want to crop or edit those images before sharing with others. For Windows users, a simple and free solution is Picasa by Google. It works really well, allowing you to resize, do basic editing, and email or upload [...]
TIP: How can I share really LARGE files with someone?
As you may be aware, file sizes are getting larger and larger now a days. Years ago a floppy drive held less than 2 Megabytes, which seems pretty small when one photo on a digital camera can be that big now. And video sizes get REALLY big really quickly. A ten-minute video can be 500 Megabytes or more. As you are also probably aware, most [...]
