Dropbox allows you to sync your files online and across multiple computers with ease. By simply downloading their software, you’ll be prompted to select a folder which will serve as your Dropbox. Once this is done on all your computers, whatever you throw into your Dropbox, will sync across all computers.
Features of Dropbox
Below are some of the features I enjoy using it for. If you want to see the full list please visit Dropbox Features.
- 2GB of online storage, which can be increased through referrals
- Up to 100GB for paying customers
- Works on Windows, Mac, and Linux computers
- Allows you to share folders or files with people to start collaborating on projects
- A “Public” folder that lets you create direct links to your files to share with your friends
- Access your files online as well as upload, delete, rename, etc
- It’s secure
- And it’s also mobile too
Impressions of Dropbox
When I lost my USB Hard Drive, I hated the idea of having to go buy another one. Instead, I found Dropbox. Ever since then whenever I need to access something across multiple computers, I drop it in my Dropbox and better yet, I could access it online. Best of all it’s very easy to set up across multiple computers. With the added bonus of sharing folders and files, and even creating links for files for your friends to access, I couldn’t ask for anything better. Best of all it’s free so you have nothing to lose.
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