I just recommended this great application to Dawn Kotzer and I thought you guys also should find out more about it.
Dropbox is a web and desktop based application which syncronizes files across multiple computers.
With Dropbox, you can backup your files and not worry about them anymore. It let’s you share files with anyone in no time and it’s accessible online, from every computer you install it.
Before you decide to sign up, you can take a tour of Dropbox or read the full list of features.
Once you sign up for an account, you get 2GB of space free of charge. However, if you decide that 2GB is just not enough for you, there are two additional options. You can opt Dropbox Pro and you get 1TB (1,000GB) for €9.99/month or you may want to try Dropbox Bussiness. This provides you and your partners unlimited storage space for €12 per user each month.
Additionally, you get 1GB for every referral you send or step you complete in your account (like adding a second computer to your account) with a limit of 30 referrals. So you can easily get 32GB free of charge from Dropbox.
Now, if you want to get an extra 500MB to your account when you sign up, use my referral link. This will give both of us some extra storage. Otherwise, just go to http://www.dropbox.com and sign up for a free account.
Dropbox works great on Windows, Mac, Linux, and iPhone.
If you have any thoughts or questions about Dropbox, let me know by leaving a comment below.
I’m totally in love with my Dropbox and don’t know how I managed before I had it. I did upgrade to a paid version, because I save almost everything to my Dropbox so I can access my files from my desktop, my laptop, and even my iphone (app available from the app store).
One of the best-kept-secrets out there. 🙂
I still use the free version because I didn’t reach the limit. This is most probably because I don’t have all my files uploaded yet, but I am planning to move everything to Dropbox soon.
It’s a great application and everyone can get a free account.
I signed up through the link. I use Mozy for backups, but I could really use a decent file repository, too. Thanks, Eugen!
Thanks for using my link Catherine.
You will find it useful, I am sure of that.
Been using dropbox for a while and really like it so far!
It’s been a while for me too now and I find it really useful.
I signed up through your referral link and just checked it out and it’s awesome! Thanks for turning me onto this service. I am sharing it with my readers so more people can benefit from it!
Good to hear that Angie.
Spread the word about it, as it’s a great service.
Eugen
I just became a huge fan of Dropbox when I tested it yesterday, the client application that lets you treat a local folder as your “dropbox folder” is brilliant and the simplicity is something that Microsoft Live Skydrive lacks, even though Skydrive gives you 25GB for free compared to Dropboxes 2GB