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9 Free Apps That Makes Easy To Store And Share Your Files
Windows Live SkyDrive works well on any Windows or Macintosh computer with Firefox 1.5 or higher, or Internet Explorer 6 or higher. 5 GB of free online storage, available from any computer with Internet access. You can create personal, shared, and public folders and you can decide who has access to each folder.
It’s really easy to upload all your photo, documents, videos and music to DivShare. You can create slideshows, audio playlists, flash videos and online document viewers that you can embed anywhere.
Wuala is a free social online storage which allows its users to securely store, backup, and access files from anywhere and to share files easily with friends, groups, and the world. Tens of thousands of users and thousands of communities around the world are already actively sharing millions of files, growing quickly.
Store & Share is a secure, online storage facility. This fantastic product is open to everyone – you don’t need to be a Sky customer. You can access from any computer with an internet connection and can share with friends and family.
With Yuntaa, You can manage all your files online, just like you would on your desktop! They automatically recognise all your file types and categorize them for you. Files, Photos, Videos, Audios, access them all with a single click.
ADrive offers complete and secure solutions to store, backup, share, access, and edit files from virtually anywhere, at any time. ADrive serves as an online, centralized vault for all important file types including: music, videos, photos, documents, and more.
With zSHARE you can upload files, images, videos, audio and flash for free. Simply use the upload form below and start sharing. You can also use zSHARE as your personal file storage to backup your data and protect your files.
At Orbitfiles, there is plenty of space to store videos, photos or any other type of file safely & easily. This will also help you to send large files to your friends fast & securely, never email them again.
The idea behind Dropbox,is that little to no effort should be put into keeping your desktop files
synced with “the cloud”. So the three founders have built a Python-based desktop client (available for both PCs and Macs) that acts like a regular folder on your machine. You can manage files within this folder just like elsewhere on your machine (add, edit, copy, and delete them) and changes will be automatically synced to Dropbox’s Amazon S3-backed storage, and very quickly at that.
