6 days ago by ritwik

One of the tools I install every time I install a new OS is Dropbox, a multi-platform file syncing service. For those who haven’t heard of it, Dropbox basically allows you to sync a folder across multiple computers connected to the internet. Any file changed on one computer, gets updated automatical ...

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10 days ago by Ken Kurosawa

Do you work on projects with others that require file sharing? Do you want to share files with all of your friends? Do you have multiple computers you work on? Tired of lugging around your USB drive from computer to computer to move files? If you answered yes to any of the questions above, DropBox m ...

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37 days ago by Dean Soto

Click here to view the embedded video. Yesterday, I was all excited about operating systems. Today, I feel, is even more important if you are running your own business – the protection and accessibility of data. If your business is data driven, you MUST have some way to backup and restore it in case ...

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74 days ago by Jack Wallen

Recently I previewed the up and coming release of Ubuntu, Karmic Koala (” Ubuntu Karmic Koala Preview“.) In that article I covered some of the new features in the upcoming release. Once of those features is the new Ubuntu One. Ubuntu One is much like the familar DropBox that people of nearly all pla ...

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90 days ago by admin

Whether your you need to back up your family photos for personal use or back up your important business documents, there is no doubt that we need to consider an online backup solution. We all use the internet in our everyday personal and business lives and the technology is now available to provide ...

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95 days ago by The How-To Geek

Ever since Lifehacker turned me on to Dropbox, it's become one of the most essential pieces in my daily workflow. Sure it syncs files extremely well, but Dropbox is an excellent tool for so much more. Dropbox, at its core, is a simple file synchronization utility that stores your data in the cloud a ...

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110 days ago by Michael

If you have been working on a specific computer for a while, and need the files in another location it can be a bit of a pain at times to make sure that everything is transferred properly. This Friday when I got home after purchasing the OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard upgrade I had a chance to implement som ...

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114 days ago by Scott

Dropbox has been around for a while now and admittedly, I’m a bit late to the game. However, I’m not so late that I can’t try it out for myself, right? Seeing as I had a tendency to install different distros of Linux at any given time, this would have come in real handy back [...]

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166 days ago by ubuntuguy2

As mentioned in my KeePassX article, Dropbox is a great file syncing/backup service. It supports all three major platforms (Windows, Mac, and Linux) and makes file syncing a snap. To get Dropbox, go to http://www.getdropbox.com/ and download the client. If you are on Ubuntu, you may want to add the ...

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173 days ago by Hunt Henning

Dropbox IconDropbox is an amazing little web service that allows you to sync your files from computer to computer and with the web. There are a lot of web services that do this very thing, but Dropbox stands above the rest in speed and overall reliability. The people at Dropbox really sat down, desi ...

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