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  Use Gmail As A Storage Drive With GFileStorage

  Online storage space is becoming cheaper and cheaper by the day and we have covered many such free to use online storage websites. Quite some time back we had also posted how to use your Gmail account as your storage device. Today we will review another such tool which certain has more advantages over other tools [...] Read More | Tweet This

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  Keep Your Important Files Synced With SugarSync [Free 30GB Account Giveaways]

  Here at Techie Buzz we have always talked about the different ways to backup your important files and blogs, we have also talked about some important steps you should do before throwing away your Old PC earlier and ten things you should do after re-installing your OS. To sum it up we are actually very paranoid [...] Read More | Tweet This

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  Send Emails With large attachments up to 2 GB

  Though email storage has evolved over time from the meager 2MB Yahoo provided once upon a time to the enormous amounts you have now. Though the storage space has gone over the roof the size of the attachment you can send with a mail has not seen the same changes. The maximum attachment sites for most [...] Read More | Tweet This

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  Get 50GB Online Storage Space Free

  Sometime back I had talked about some of the best free online storage websites which provided you with storage space from 1GB up to 25GB for free. I came across another such service called ADrive which beats all of the free online storage websites in disk space provided. Read More | Tweet This

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  Drop.io, A Service To Privately Share Your Files

  Drop.io is a new way to easily and simply share your files across the Internet. I had talked about similar free online storage services earlier, but with those services you had to either signup or register yourself before you could share or upload the files. Read More | Tweet This