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Create A Photo Gallery With Your Dropbox or Amazon Storage
Internet Tools / Useful Websites / Web2.0 Dropbox is great way to keep your files in sync or have a backup. Google Drive is out and perhaps you are planning to switch sides. Most surely you wouldn’t be willing to let go of your “hard earned” storage with Dropbox referrals. If you are looking for an alternative use for Dropbox, try using it as a private web gallery for your photos. Wondering how? Well you can always create a public(or selectively shared) folder and put some designed web pages in it and create a website to show off those images. Well if you find the task daunting, Openphoto will do all the hard work for you. All you need to do is use your Dropbox or Amazon S3 account to sign up. Read More »
Is OwnCloud a Real Competitor to DropBox?
Software Both the OwnCloud and DropBox are services which take Cloud technology another step forward into the future. Which one is best for you? Read More »
Increase SkyDrive Storage to 25GB Free for Limited Time
How To The online cloud storage wars has just exploded with the introduction of Google Drive earlier today. With Google Drive, now all major mobile operating system providers have some form of proprietary cloud storage solution including SkyDrive for Windows Phone 7 and iCloud for iOS along with several others like Dropbox, Box and SugarSync. Read More »
Download Google Drive for Android, Windows and Mac
Software It was no secret that Google was working on a competitor to Dropbox and SkyDrive and the official announcement came today. Google Drive will provide users with 5GB of free online storage space to all users. This is line with Microsoft's recent announcement to provide 7GB of free space for SkyDrive. Read More »
Sharing Dropbox Files Just Got A Little Easier With Public Dropbox Links Across All Folders
Tech News Using Dropbox links, you can quickly share photos, documents, videos, MP3’s, PowerPoint presentations, Word documents and other files with users who aren’t yet using the service. Click the “Get Link” icon next to any file or folder and Dropbox will open the file in a new browser window Read More »