7
May

Dropbox is the bomb

   Posted by: Aaron Mildenstein   in Computing, Reviews, Untergeeky

I don’t often geek out over online services, but this is one I can get excited about — Dropbox.

Simply put, Dropbox allows you to synchronize up to 2G of data for free across multiple computers and platforms. Currently, Mac OS X, Linux and MS Windows are supported.

In addition to this, Dropbox allows you to provide quick links to your friends and family to view photos or to share files you have synced with the service. Future support for group sharing is forthcoming. They have a web-based tour here and a screencast here. The screencast is really helpful. I highly recommend it.

As a bonus, if you click on this link or the one above and sign up for free we both get an extra 250M of storage. Give it a try, you won’t be disappointed! (You sign up once you’ve downloaded and run the installer. It’s part of the installation process).

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