22 days ago by Adam Pash

Free, cross-platform Dropbox—the most popular file-syncing application on the block—has pushed out a snazzy new iPhone interface so you can quickly access your synced files from the mobile convenience of your iPhone or iPod touch. While you're playing with Dropbox, be sure to check out how to use Dr ...

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27 days ago by dmkemick

I wrote a post some time ago about Dropbox. It’s an awesome online storage solution for backup, syncing and sharing your files. Despite having written about it I was still inclined to do a video showing how the whole thing works, so that’s exactly what I did. I even compared it to Live Mesh a bit so ...

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54 days ago by admin

SyncToy 2.0 for Windows is available as a free download from the Microsoft Download Center. The easy to use, customizable application helps you copy, move, rename, and delete files between folders and computers. There are files from all kinds of sources that we want to store and manage. Files are cr ...

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67 days ago by dap

I work on a PC and Mac and I have a constant need to move documents and images back and forth between my computers. One way is to just email the files as attachments to myself using Gmail and then download the attachment on the other computer. That’s not a bad method, fast and efficient but is limit ...

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68 days ago by Martin

The file syncing and hosting service DropBox was covered before at Ghacks and I recently had to check it out again because I needed a way to sync some files with a business partner of mine. Dropbox uses a combination of software client and web client which provide both access to the files unlike nor ...

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110 days ago by ruralamericanpastor

I’m currently testing out one of the coolest ways I’ve yet seen to keep my files synced across computers. It’s called Dropbox. It’s still in beta testing mode, and is invite only, but it is well worth trying if you can get an invite. I managed to scrounge one up, and I currently have 9 invites to gi ...

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127 days ago by Adam Pash

If you work and play on multiple computers in the course of a week, keeping your important files in sync can be difficult. The day may come when you've got access to all of your files and data...

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129 days ago by Adam Pash

Computers are an essential part of both our work and personal lives, which means that most of us spend a lot of time on more than one computer every day. Working from multiple computers can be a...

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202 days ago by jtfburgess

If you are really hankering to use a file synching service from Microsoft and you don’t want to wait for an invite, try out Windows Live FolderSync Beta. It has the added benefit of being Mac compatible, unlike Live Mesh. Alternately, if you don’t like Microsoft and you don’t mind waiting, sign up f ...

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