Sortbox is a free webapp that will create a new folder inside your Dropbox and any new file you added to that folder will automatically moved and organized to their correct location based on rules you define.

First, go to Sortbox and login with your Dropbox account. Then create rules (Sortbox offers three types of rules) based on file extension name, file type, and pattern.

For example, select “Extension equals” from the dropdown menu, then type file extension name such as jpg, png, doc, mp3, etc in the next column and choose appropriate Dropbox folder under “Move file to” column.

This app will check the contents of your Sortbox folder every 15 minutes and if any file in it that match your rules will move to its correct location.

Sortbox is certainly a useful service, especially if you would like to organize your files automatically on your Dropbox cloud storage.

A great advantage of using Free ringtone maker is that it supports multiple audio formats such as AAC, FLAC, M4A, MP3, OGG, WAV, WMA, etc. The first step is to upload an audio file for editing.

Just upload an audio file from your computer or from a web URL. Then, find the portion of the song you like by moving markers. Use the play button to hear the tone.

It has 3 modes to choose – Easy, Advanced and Expert mode. Choose easy mode to make a tone quickly. This mode includes a ‘Normalization’ feature that amplifies the sound and ensures there isn’t any unwanted audio and a fade effect. Add a fade effect to the beginning, end, or both of the audio.

From ‘Advanced’ mode you can enhances the tone by applying some effects such as silence (Removes silence from the beginning or end of the audio) bass, treble, reverse, etc.

From ‘Expert’ mode, you can add additional effects such as echo, chorus, high pass, low pass, tremolo, etc to your track. Using this mode requires some expertise and knowledge of sound signals.

After editing and applying effects to your track, set the ringtone file format (for example, M4R for iPhone, MP3 for most of the others) and delivery mode. Then click “Make Ringtone” button. Visit http://ringer.org to make your own ringtone.

There are several solutions available to encrypt your files before uploading them to the cloud storage. For example, the simplest solution is using a free compression tool like 7-zip to encrypt your file using AES-256 standard before uploading them.

If you are looking for an automated encrypting solution for your cloud storage services, you may like BoxCryptor.

BoxCryptor is a cryptographic virtual hard disk that encrypts all data on-the-fly using the AES-256 standard. Encrypted data is stored in an arbitrary directory of your choice, e.g. one that is synced to the cloud like your Dropbox or Google Drive folder.

How to setup BoxCryptor to encrypt personal file and synced it to your cloud storage?

After installing BoxCryptor, run it (Windows). In the first window choose ‘Create a new encrypted folder’ and click next. Here choose a folder, for example, Dropbox, Google Drive, etc and click next. Choose a drive letter and click next. Enter a password and click Finish button.

It will create a new drive in Windows explorer. Open this drive and any file you put here (or drag and drop here) will encrypt and synchronized to your cloud storage in real time.

Note: The encrypted files can only be decrypted on your local machine by using BoxCryptor. Only by using the BoxCryptor drive, you can see your decrypted data and work with it like any other data on your pc.

To get access to several settings or to change your encrypted folder you can open the BoxCryptor Main Window. Right click on the little padlock in your notification icons list and click on “Show BoxCryptor”.

Note: The free version of BoxCryptor lets you create only 2GB of virtual hard drive and supports only one cloud storage at a time.

BoxCryptor is available for Windows, Android, iOS, Mac and Linux. It can be downloaded from developer’s website here.

Step 1: Log in to your Gmail account and then enter this Goggle Docs page. It’ll open in your Google Docs page titled “Make a new copy of this Document?” Click on “Yes, make a copy” option.

Step 2: This’ll open a page titled “Copy of Send to Google Drive”. Click on the menu “Gmail” and then choose “Initialize” option (see screenshot).

Step 3: It will pop up a window with authorization request. Click OK to confirm the authorization request.

Step 4: Return to the previous “Copy of Send to Google Drive” page and once again click on the menu “Gmail” and then choose “Run” option. After getting the successful message, close the page.

Step 5: Go to your Gmail, open a mail and click “Label” option. Choose Google Drive from the list and click ‘Apply” to save the attachments to your Google Drive account. [Via –Digital Inspiration. If you have received any error, please refer his article for troubleshooting guide]

Google Drive is available on Windows and Mac computers as well as on Android devices. It will also be available for iPhone and iPad in the near feature. You can get started with 5 GB of free space and can be upgrade to 25 GB for less than $2.50 a month and you can store practically everything for next to nothing.

With Google Drive, you can:

Create and collaborate: Google Docs is built right into Google Drive, so you can work with others in real time on documents, spreadsheets and presentations.

Store everything safely and access it anywhere (especially while on the go): You can install Drive on your Mac or PC and can download the Drive app to your Android phone or tablet. Google is working hard on a Drive app for your iOS devices. And regardless of platform, blind users can access Drive with a screen reader.

Search everything: Search by keyword and filter by file type, owner and more. Drive can even recognize text in scanned documents using Optical Character Recognition (OCR) technology.

Though not much information about it features available yet, current information reveals that Google Drive will be a strong competitor to similar services like Microsoft SkyDrive, Apple iCloud, DropBox, etc.[via]

To get a link, from Dropbox web interface, just select a file or folder and click on “Get link” option (On mobile, open the file and press the link icon in the bottom left corner). You can then send this link to your friends and colleagues.

They can simply follow this links to view your  photos and instantly watch home videos online in full screen. Even your presentations look great without anyone having to download and open them separately (via)

epub and mobi (for Amazon Kindle) documents can be read on any mobile devices that this format support , for example iPad, iPhone, Sony Reader, Nook, Kindle, etc.

Though this application is very simple in nature, it is able to create professional looking eBook document from a text file by using Markdown syntax. If you don’t know about Markdown syntax, you will get quick introduction about it from there itself.

Using dotEPUB Creator is quite simple. Once you enter the title, author, and paste the text in the box, click the ‘Preview’ button to view the result. If satisfied, you can straightly download your e-book in epub or mobi (if you want to read on Kindle) formats. [via]